Chretien accused of harming U.S. trade relations
The Canadian Alliance claims Jean Chretien harmed Canada U.S. trade ties by allegedly criticizing President Bush. The government and Liberal MPs deny the reports as incorrect and dismiss the Opposition’s accusations. MP Chuck Strahl cited a caucus meeting story about Chretien’s remarks.
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Terrorism threat lingers at Quebec summit
Police warn of possible terrorist attacks at the Summit of the Americas in Quebec City with 10 000 to 20 000 protesters expected for the April 20 22 meeting. Florent Gagne says groups are prepared and planning actions, while hoping the information proves wrong.
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John Wayne Reflects on Wisdom for Tomorrow
Actor John Wayne muses that tomorrow depends on lessons from yesterday, sharing a measured view on learning from the past to guide future choices.
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Right way to unite is with formal merger Solberg
Medicine Hat MP Monte Solberg cautions against a loose alliance and favors a formal merger of Canada's conservative parties. He notes logistical issues with joint nominations and cites potential voter confusion. Day sees a joint candidacy step toward a full merger while Solberg cites Reform to Alliance experience.
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Groundhogs Strike Back at Residents in Quebec
In Gatineau Quebec groundhogs have attacked cars parked outside five new apartments on De Ronville Street. Residents report hood insulation chewing and engine wiring damage, plus flowers being eaten. Louis Dumouchel cites 1988 Cadillac hood insulation loss and concern for his newer Malibu due to springtime incursions.
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Suffield cancels May British Army exercises
The British Army cancels May exercises at Suffield amid foot-and-mouth disease fears. About 1,000 soldiers will not train on Canadian soil this spring, a move to reduce transmission risk and preserve Canada’s agriculture industry. Ranchers welcome caution but doubt long term impact.
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Canada looks to boost energy ties with United States
Prime Minister Jean Chretien outlined a top level energy committee to ease oil and gas project approvals as U S demand grows. He praised Alberta leaders and stressed pipelines and oilsands expansion to ship electricity and fuel southward, signaling a major push for western Canada as a growth engine.
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