Walsh money received after Bre-X funds released in Bahamas
Walsh and his wife Jeanette withdrew 25.3 million from Bre-X funds in the Bahamas after a Supreme Court order released the money. Walsh says FIA exonerated him and a Bahamas judge found him not guilty, while Calgary lawyer Clint Docken says he has not faced consequences and remains part of a class action. Walsh refuses to reveal current location of the funds.
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Bre-X Minerals Ltd
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Bahamas
Jeanette
Busang
FIA
Clint Docken
Bre-X
Docken
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Charest Declares Quebec Liberal Leadership Bid
Former Canadian prime ministerial contender Jean Charest bids for the Quebec Liberal leadership after bidding farewell to the Commons. He says Quebec is deeply divided and urges collaboration among neighbors and fellow citizens, closing with a standing ovation for his 15 minute remarks.
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Jean Charest
Commons
Canada
Charest
Quebec
Palliser Health Authority Receives 2.8 Million Bailout
The Alberta government pours 66.6 million to health authorities, boosting Palliser Health Authority’s 1998 1999 budget to 72.37 million. The move covers ER deficits and expands care including 20 to 25 acute beds, reducing the previously projected 2.2 million deficit and preserving a $600000 continuing care program.
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Palliser Health Authority
Alberta
John Boksteyn
Palliser
Boksteyn
Hal
Var Jonson
Tom Seaman
Seaman
Alberta Health Communications
Garth Norris
Norris
Alberta Medical Association
Peter Mah
Hal Canham
Brenda Watts
Medicine Hat
Thieves Use Credit Card Scam To Grab Luxury Wine
Crooks pose as celebrity agents to reserve hotel rooms using stolen credit cards. They request expensive wine or Dom Perignon be placed in the room and then collect the key to steal the bottle before escaping. Local police report the scheme targeting high end hotels in Niagara Falls Ontario.
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Klein Will Not Block Gay Rights Suprem Court Decision
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein rejects using the notwithstanding clause to overturn a Supreme Court ruling that bans discrimination based on sexual orientation. The decision makes homosexuals protected under the province’s human rights laws and Kline says the government will not challenge the ruling’s main point.
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Supreme Court
Klein
Medicine Hatremier
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Cypress Medicine Hat
Lorne Taylor
Alberta
Taylor
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Government of
High Court
Delwin Vriend
Edmonton Christian College
Provincial
Human Rights Commission
University of Lethbridge
Peter Mc .Cormick
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