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Sen. Obama talks to North Dakota veterans

03.07.2008 23:45    minnesota.publicradio.org
Sen. Barack Obama talked with a group of North Dakota veterans in front of about 1,000 people.


Ron Maddox gets one last 'Taste', his way

03.07.2008 23:44    minnesota.publicradio.org
The Taste of Minnesota is poised to change hands within a month. That means that this year's Taste may be the last one that co-founder Ron Maddox gets to do entirely his way.

Public defenders to stop representing poor parents in child protection cases

03.07.2008 23:44    minnesota.publicradio.org
Beginning July 8, state public defenders outside of Hennepin County will no longer represent parents in child protection cases, or in specialty courts such as drug court, because of budget cuts. Children will wait longer in foster care.

Digital revolution is now transforming education

03.07.2008 23:44    minnesota.publicradio.org
A new book on technology and education says the internet is about to transform America's schools, much as it has changed the rest of the world.

Gander the star of U.K. 9/11 radio drama

03.07.2008 23:44    cbc.ca
A radio play about the kindness of residents of Gander, N.L., who sheltered air passengers stranded by the Sept. 11 attacks has had its debut on British radio.

Picking berries getting pricey in N.B.

03.07.2008 23:44    cbc.ca
Even if patrons choose to do all the work at strawberry pick-your-own fields in New Brunswick this summer, it won't necessarily mean they will get the same "sweet" deal they remember from previous years.

Environmental assessment issued on trap club improvements

03.07.2008 23:44    fwp.state.mt.us
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks issued a draft environmental assessment Thursday, July 3, for public review and comments on a proposal to help fund improvements at the Billings Trap Club on northeast of Lake Elmo.

Elk Archery Group To Discuss Hunting Issues in Bozman

03.07.2008 23:44    fwp.state.mt.us
The second meeting of the 2008 Elk Archery Committee, a group formed to recommend regulations in 23 hunting districts outside of the Missouri River Breaks, will meet in Bozeman Tuesday, July 8 at Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks and #39;

Lincoln Grizzly Bear Mount on Display as Part of Living in Bear Country Event

03.07.2008 23:44    fwp.state.mt.us
The mount of an 830-pound male grizzly bear struck and killed by a pickup truck near Lincoln last fall will be on display at the Hooper Park Pavilion in Lincoln on Saturday, July 5 from 9am-5pm as part of a

Chief admitted cop in fatal crash was drunk, witness tells Taman Inquiry

03.07.2008 23:44    cbc.ca
More witnesses to the car crash that killed Crystal Taman and its aftermath testified Wednesday and Thursday at the inquiry into the investigation of her death.

Winnipeg parks its fogging trucks as mosquito counts decrease

03.07.2008 23:44    cbc.ca
The city of Winnipeg has pulled fogging trucks off the streets, saying mosquito counts are too low to continue the malathion-spraying campaign.

Searchers comb Manitoba reserve for missing teen

03.07.2008 23:44    cbc.ca
The Manitoba Search and Rescue Association has joined volunteers searching for a Portage la Prairie teenager who has been missing for two weeks.

Bike-riding boy, 6, dies after being hit by car

03.07.2008 23:44    cbc.ca
A six-year-old boy is dead after being hit by a car near Rexton, N.B., on Wednesday while he was riding his bicycle.

3 vessels aided by Canadian Coast Guard

03.07.2008 23:44    cbc.ca
The Canadian Coast Guard responded to three emergencies off the coast of Newfoundland on Thursday morning.

Cost of milk rises, though consumers won't see it immediately

03.07.2008 23:44    cbc.ca
Milk, whose price is regulated by a provincially appointed agency, rose eight cents a litre on July 1, though it may take a few days to notice on store shelves.

Grandfather dies in crash, boy survives

03.07.2008 23:44    cbc.ca
A P.E.I. man died in a single vehicle accident near Port Elgin, N.B. Wednesday.

Yellowknife-area woman charged in sister's death

03.07.2008 23:44    cbc.ca
A woman accused of killing her sister near Yellowknife appeared in court Wednesday, charged with second-degree murder.

Yukon businessman's fraud trial wrapping up in Vancouver

03.07.2008 23:44    cbc.ca
The B.C. Supreme Court is wrapping up a major fraud trial this week involving a Yukon businessman accused of taking part in an auto insurance scam.

Jazz Air eliminating 270 jobs, cutting service

03.07.2008 23:44    cbc.ca
Regional carrier Jazz Air LP, based in Halifax, said Thursday it is cutting 270 jobs and trimming its capacity by five per cent in the wake of cutbacks announced last month by Air Canada.

Missing Iqaluit girl found safe

03.07.2008 23:44    cbc.ca
Iqaluit RCMP say they have found a six-year-old girl who was thought to be missing since Wednesday night.

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