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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 2008
Page
1
A brief item notes an opening in Edmonton affecting local business access with short reference to Page A11. The notice mentions location and timing details scarce in the fragment. Authorities urge affected residents to consult the edition’s page for full specifics and dates.
Air Canada and WestJet scrapped fuel surcharges Thursday making final ticket prices easier to estimate. Industry expert Debra Ward notes fares will still reflect fuel costs but upfront price clarity benefits shoppers and sparks competition between the carriers.
Saskatchewan mourns former Roughrider Ron Lancaster known as Ronnie dies at Regina hospital after announcing lung cancer treatment. Fans recall his injury-free streak and lead to 1966 Grey Cup, as current team practices at Mosaic Stadium.
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A twin engine plane en route to Fort St. John BC suffered engine failure two minutes after takeoff from Medicine Hat. It crash landed in the South Saskatchewan River three kilometres north of Canadian Fertilizers. five people survived with minor to non critical injuries. One survivor flown to Calgary, four to Medicine Hat Regional Hospital. Authorities from Medicine Hat Police, Redcliff RCMP, Transport Canada and fire and environment teams conducted the rescue and recovery operations updating survivors around 9:40 p.m. and into Thursday.
Global central banks pledged up to a quarter of a trillion dollars to steady markets as liquidity measures eased the crisis. The Bank of Canada joined with the Fed and others to create a US$10 billion currency swap to back Canadian banks and calm U S dollar funding pressures.
The Conservative campaign once again faced gaffes as Prime Minister Stephen Harper defended Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz over an ill timed joke about the listeriosis outbreak that killed 17. An aide to Transport Minister Lawrence Cannon drew criticism for insensitive remarks to Native protesters while campaigning in Quebec. The issues dominated coverage of Harper’s tour as he argued against Liberal claims of deficits and tax hikes. Ritz apologized and Harper said officials leaked the story, defending his minister amid stress.
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