Acadians Exile Began 250 Years Ago Today
Historical notes recount the 1755 deportation of 14 000 Acadians from Nova Scotia, forced to abandon homes for exile through thirteen colonies. Many resettled in Maine and Louisiana with communities enduring to the present.
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Veiner Centre Reopens With Ribbon Cutting At Noon
Medicine Hat plans a noon re opening of the Veiner Centre after a three month flood induced closure during Seniors Week. Mayor Garth Vallely will cut the ribbon at the newly named Parkside Eatery while basement use awaits drying and engineering tests next spring. Weiner and Strathcona Centres offer 45 activities for the 50 plus age group across the two facilities.
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Vandalism Damages Three Vehicles in Medicine Hat
Police report three vehicles were damaged in the evenings of September 2 and 3 in the 00 block of Calder Road S.E. and the 100 block of Cypress Way S.E. A blue 1980 Pontiac Firebird had a windshield damaged for about 300 dollars, a 1994 Honda Accord windshield was smashed for about 300 dollars, and a 2000 Honda Civic on Cypress Way S.E. had a rear window and driver side mirror damaged for about 100 dollars. Total damage is roughly 400 dollars. Investigators seek tips from the public or Crime Stoppers.
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Alcohol bomb thrown at house in Hamilton Court NE
Medicine Hat police responded to a Hamilton Court North East home on August 31 after a bottle with flammable liquid and a lit paper towel was hurled at the residence. The house did not ignite and no charges have been laid yet as the investigation continues.
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Canadians favor federal seal hunt quotas poll says
A 5000 dollar Ipsos Reid poll of 1000 Canadians in February shows 60 percent support Ottawa's seal hunt policy with humane methods and sustainable quotas. The report notes conditions include no nursing seals and population safeguards. Separate items discuss Canadian mysteries website learning and Columbine gunmen materials openness.
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The O C season three set to surprise fans in Toronto
Toronto report notes The O C cast anticipate fresh twists in Season 3 while Kelly Rowan emphasizes uncertainty and surprise. A Winnipeg CP dispatch covers Athletes in Action planning a summer sports camp for alcohol addicted and gas sniffing youth on a Manitoba Aboriginal reserve after seven volunteers visited Pallingassi last month.
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Fire devastates Egyptian theatre during crowded performance
In Cairo area, a fire swept through a theatre during a late Monday show, killing at least 29 and injuring 60 as about 1,000 spectators fled. Officials cited candles touching curtains as a possible cause, with smoke and stampede adds to casualties in Beni Suef, 100 kilometers south of Cairo.
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