Federal Court rules against blocking war crimes inquiry
Ottawa CP Justice Bud Cullen says the Federal Court lacks jurisdiction to hear Nabil Fawzy’s bid to stop a federal inquiry. Fawzy seeks to widen the mandate to cover all war criminals in Canada. He is urged to lobby Parliament as the court declines to act. In a separate ruling, former MP Peter Ittimar will stand trial in June for forging a document to obtain 5200 from the government for a non occurring Arctic ride. breach of trust and theft are dismissed for lack of evidence.
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International Institute For Civilization and Peace Studies
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Jules Deschenes
Canada
Peter Ittimar
Arctic
James Fontana
Ontario
Liberal Seamans Wins Riverview Byelection in New Brunswick
Hubert Seamans, Liberal, defeats Conservative Scott MacGregor in Riverview riding with 4230 to 1980 votes. NDP and independent candidates trailed as turnout remained heavy in the Moncton area, reflecting dissatisfaction with Premier Hatfield amid recent legal troubles.
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Scott MacGregor
NDP
Dorothy MacCurdy
Francis Brown
John Gallant
Fredericton
Toronto
Moncton
Brenda Robertson
Senate
MacGregor
Conservatives
Liberals
Thatcher seeks Canadian push for third world at Bonn summit
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney says Margaret Thatcher is favorable to Canada's aim to prioritize Third World concerns at the Bonn summit. Mulroney described Thatcher's reaction after talks in London, where they also discussed Star Wars and freer trade with the United States. He plans to press developing countries' needs during the seven nation gathering starting Thursday in Bonn.
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London
Margaret Thatcher
Bonn
Brian Mulroney
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Thatcher
Canada
U.S
United States
Ronald Reagan
Zundel fights ousting and appeals delay in Canada
Toronto CP report Zundel antil Jue publisher Ernst Zundel won a stay on deportation as immigration and criminal appeals proceed. A Benning ruling cited his West German citizenship and a six month plus sentence for a Holocaust denial booklet. Zundel, 46, planned to appeal to the Immigration Appeal Board, with a year or more for backlog.
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Toronto
Ernst Zundel
Canada
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Zundel
West Germany
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Peter Ferreira
Paul Hardy
Space shuttle Challenger Crew Faces Early Glitches In Orbit
Astronauts aboard Challenger battle airlock and plumbing failures and a failed computer as they begin a around the clock routine in Spacelab. Ground specialists help to resolve issues while two squirrel monkeys and 24 rats ride along in orbit testing animal housing systems.
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Mulroney quarrel with palace photographers sparks UK press row
The Times of London cites Canadian reports on a royal TV row amid Mulroney's visit to meet the Queen. Mulroney defends staff after accusations of turning the visit into a rolling cinema vent. He says relations with Britain and allies should be highest quality and calls Reagan Bitburg visit unwise.
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