Fire devastates Blessed Sacrament School in Wainwright
Winds swept through Blessed Sacrament in Wainwright as a fire destroyed the Catholic school's building shortly after $3.6 million in renovations. Up to 500 students were evacuated with staff, firefighters, and CFB Wainwright personnel on site. No injuries reported. investigators suspect roofing crew tar caused the blaze. Officials aim to reopen by mid next week if possible.
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Montreal accountant wins 1 million from McDonald’s giveaway
Accountant Anthony Chidean of Montreal says he is stunned to win the grand prize of 1 million US dollars in a McDonald’s giveaway after being picked by chance. He learned of the win on Labour Day when buying two Big Macs and was told he was an instant winner.
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Wir and Wisbo Quote on Thought and Prejudice
A compact quotation from William James notes that many assume they are thinking while simply rearranging their prejudices, reflecting on cognition and bias. The line emphasizes self awareness in reasoning and challenges false sense of intellectual progress.
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Hatters Hear Five Mayoral Hopefuls At City Forum
Five mayoral contenders presented their backgrounds and policies to more than 200 voters at George Davison School. Aldermen candidates debated council experience, economic growth, housing, utilities, and land development as key city issues ahead of the October municipal vote.
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Air Canada faces potential large aid as layoffs mount
Ottawa signals possible government help for the ailing airline industry after Air Canada cuts 5,000 more jobs, bringing total losses this year to 12,500 while seeking up to 4 billion in aid. Collenette warns any support must be justified and fair to the sector.
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Families declare missing victims of terrorism dead
Washington officials push security measures after the September 11 attacks as families begin legal steps to declare missing relatives dead. In New York only 300 bodies found, 232 identified, while 6,347 remain missing and President Bush outlines a security package with hardened cockpit doors and armed officers on flights.
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