05 Apr 2001
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 2001
Page
1
Alberta farmers will receive 126.8 million from the federal program with 84.5 million share for the province under a 60 40 split. Officials say they are discussing distribution as they speed toward implementing the aid while Ty Lund criticizes the overall package.
Ottawa based Bank of Canada officials vote to raise per diem pay from 385 475 to 565 665 dollars daily and annual retainers from 4600 5500 to 7300 8600 dollars. Travel meal and hospitality costs are covered and most directors hold private sector jobs. The plan was approved by the federal cabinet last month.
A quote from Oprah Winfrey notes that wealth holds little value without time to savor it. The saying underscores the balance between money and free moments to appreciate life.
A Calgary traveler from the U.K. argues luggage checks are skipped and disinfection mats insufficient amid fears EU to Canada disease spread. She says bags were not inspected, and farms are a risk. officials cite random checks and targeted questions to guide inspections. MP Monte Solberg supports stronger shoe and farm history checks and disinfectant readiness.
Former Saskatchewan premier Roy Romanow was named to head a national health care commission and will pursue participation from Quebec despite the province’s threat to join the boycott. The 2002 deadline to propose reforms stresses obtaining broad provincial support for Medicare standards.
A group of Nova Scotia women plan to collect 300 bras with donor messages and display them at the Summit of the Americas in Quebec City. Joyce Kingsford says the bras will be attached to a web of ribbons cloth and banners at protest sites to symbolize solidarity.
Calgary police arrested 10 union strike captains as managers operated buses for about two hours amid a six week walkout. More than 200 strikers stood outside a bus barn, delaying 46 buses with no violence. Officials sought a Labour Relations Board injunction to limit pickets while service ran on limited routes.
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