Terrorist attacks strike United States in coordinated airliner assault
Four hijacked commercial airliners struck New York and Washington in a coordinated assault. World Trade Center towers collapsed after two planes hit. A third plane hit the Pentagon and a fourth crashed near Pittsburgh. President Bush declared a national emergency and airports were closed nationwide. Government offices evacuated as casualties mounted and security agencies mobilized. Canadian Prime Minister Chretien condemned the acts.
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Hat teachers vote for strike as flats stand in the dark amid protest over provincial blot.
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Security Tightened as U S Attacks Trigger Canada Measures
Following Tuesday's terrorist attacks in the United States, Medicine Hat Airport remains grounded and CFB Suffield imposes heightened security. base access is restricted and military police monitor the perimeter. Public Service Alliance of Canada workers pause action as staff face new ID checks and potential congestion. Major Darren Corrie notes 3,500 British soldiers remain at Suffield for exercises.
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