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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 10, 2005
Page
1
Forecast fragment shows temperatures from a few days with highs 16 to 23 and lows 7 to 10. Mentions mostly cloudy skies and chance of showers in parts of the period, with incomplete day labels and stray text.
Medicine Hat Police respond to 4:40 a.m. alarm at Southview school find broken window and a man inside. He surrenders to officers as K9 unit and others search the building. No other suspects located. identity not released and investigation continues.
September 10 notes Jacques Cartier landing at Ile au Coudres and attending Canada’s first Roman Catholic mass celebration. George McCuaig showcases a nine rattles rattlesnake in Medicine Hat. Eastman patents film and Kodak. 5,000 Hatters tour a CP Rail steam locomotive cross country showcase to preview new passenger cars.
Rod Stewart recorded his first single a blues Dixon cover with bass guitarist John Paul Jones who would later join Led Zeppelin. The Progressive Conservative party under Brian Mulroney won the largest majority in Canadian history. A Kettle and Stoney Point splinter group occupied Ipperwash Park near Sarnia Ont ten years ago, claiming a sacred burial ground. Dudley George was shot two days later by a police officer later convicted of criminal negligence causing death. The standoff ended on Sept 13. Rock journalist Ray Coleman, who wrote the first detailed Lennon biography in 1984, died of cancer near London at 59. Coleman, former Melody Maker editor, helped Lennon with cooperation from Cynthia Lennon and Yoko Ono. He also wrote bios of McCartney and Clapton and collaborated with Bill Wyman on Stone Alone.
Police report a silver four door Isuzu SUV reported stolen has been found. A 24 year old man found with the vehicle is in custody. his name is withheld and charges are likely to be filed.
Medicine Hat introduces e Reg on the Family Leisure Centre site allowing 24 7 online registration and secure payment for swim programs. Patrons can view current registration status and program start dates. A client ID and password are required for access.
Brooks RCMP request public help solving two overnight incidents. A purple 1997 Chev Cavalier in front of the Oxford Hotel on First Street West was damaged when someone jumped on its roof and hood between 12:30 a.m. and 1:30 a.m. on Sept 9. A grey 2004 Nissan Frontier was struck in the CP Rail lot south of the Brooks Credit Union on First Avenue West during Sept 8 to the early hours of Sept 9. Call 362-5548 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222 TIPS.
Finance Minister Ralph Goodale urged Alberta to pivot from the United States and aggressively pursue Asian markets. He framed Canada as a Pacific nation with Alberta as a gateway to the Asia Pacific, North America, and broader regional trade, signaling a strategic economic shift.
Rosie Jones of the United States reacts after leaving a putt on the rim of the cup at the 11th hole during four-ball matches at the Solheim Cup held at Crooked Stick Golf Club in Carmel Indiana on a Friday.
Patricia McMillan, a Calgary taught lawyer and Lethbridge community leader, is set to become chair of Lethbridge Community College's Board of Governors. Appointed by Dave Hancock on Sept 8, she replaces Gordon Jong and has served on the board since 2001.
Rescue teams sweep Nejolia Street Meraux Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina floodwaters as small fish die on sludge. Crews search door to door for victims believed to be submerged in rising water and debris from the disaster.
Relatives of 12 year old Jaycie Gardypie report she disappeared after a youth dance party. Nicole Cameron says Jaycie's mother Gloria Gardypie cannot eat or sleep. Missing early Wednesday, search efforts extended over two days amid family distress. A separate Saskatchewan note confirms 83 year old Peter Moen died from West Nile virus, Findlater said Mae's age and medical condition contributed.
The 1600 city workers have been on strike for 10 days with no bargaining progress. Talks between city officials and union leaders stalled, leaving services like garbage collection transit and recreation centres disrupted as hopes of resuming negotiations fade.
Conservative leader Stephen Harper said his party would crack down on marijuana drop operations street racing and auto theft accusing the Liberal government of ignoring such crimes. He cited selective statistics and spoke during a BC visit as part of a cross country tour and a task force review of rising crime rates.
A tanker truck carrying orange juice concentrate crashed on Interstate 81 south of Syracuse, killing 47-year-old Steven Tozer of Ontario. The cab caught fire, fuel exploded, and a firefighter had a minor injury. An autopsy was planned.
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