Energy war not over Ludwig seeks inquiry
Wiebo Ludwig begins his jail term as Alberta regulators consider a public inquiry into sour gas at the heart of his case. The Energy and Utilities Board will decide within days whether to launch the inquiry, a response to growing public concern about the industry.
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Wiebo Ludwig
Alberta
Energy and Utilities Board
Ludwig
Board
Greg Gilbertson
Gilbertson
Long kicks off Canadian Alliance bid with tax cut pledge
Vaughan Ontario Tom Long a longtime Ontario Tory strategist launched his campaign to lead the Canadian Alliance promising tax cuts and tougher government like Ralph Klein and Mike Harris. He addressed about 200 supporters in a Toronto suburb saying Canada must unshackle its overtaxed economy and boost global competitiveness. Long, 41, helped Harris win two elections and played a key role in building the Alliance, a new coalition of former Conservatives and Reformers.
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Canadian Alliance
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Mike Harris
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Toronto
Alberta
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Harris
Canada
Reading directions risks catastrophe for freedom
Anonymous warns that people may choose danger over following directions while Berdyaev argues that a life without suffering defeats the meaning of freedom. The quotes juxtapose the tension between guidance and personal liberty.
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Nikolai Berdyaev
Pimp linked to unsolved killings eyed in Vancouver case
Barry Niedermier, 43, appeared in provincial court on 14 charges including assault and kidnapping tied to a string of assaults on sex workers. Police seek more victims as Calgary RCMP DNA data join the probe into Vancouver disappearances dating back to 1978.
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Vancouver Aves
Vancouver
Lethbridge
Barry Thomas Niedermier
Calgary
Niedermier
Grannies protest against Bill 11 in Medicine Hat
Sixteen elderly protestors gathered outside MLA Rob Renner's Third Street office to oppose Bill 11, singing protest songs and waving placards. They argue the Health Care Protection Act threatens Canada's public health system by enabling private clinics. Renner met constituents and defended his stance while acknowledging the right to protest.
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Renner
Third Street
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Grannies
Canada
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Eeey iRenner
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Schuler
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Og Syes
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Foreman
Cypress Medicine Hat
Lorne ‘Taylor
Dave McCord
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Medicine Hat Chapter
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Thareday
Moore campaigns with a potted plant in Morristown write-in bid
Filmmaker Michael Moore brought a one metre ficus tree to Morris County to announce his write-in candidacy for the seat of Rep. Rodney Frelinghuysen. He criticized incumbents and urged voters to consider a change as he argued the public lacks choices or action from Washington.
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Morristown
N.J
Michael Moore
Moore
Morris County
Rodney Frelinghuysen
Washington
Memorial recalls Jason Lang as Taber heals
One year after 17 year old Jason Lang was shot at WR Myers High School, Rev Dale Lang spoke at a Taber memorial urging healing and peace. Pastor Doug Shimoda praised Jason's life and his parents as voices for change as about 180 attendees reflected on loss and the town’s healing path.
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Jesus
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Jason Lang
WR. Myers High School
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Doug Shimoda
Diane
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