Eckville mayor Keegstra faces hate charge probe
Eckville Alberta mayor Jim Keegstra said RCMP questioned him about possible charges for publicly promoting hatred of Jews. Police began the inquiry last week at the request of the provincial Attorney General with decision to press charges to follow.
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Keegstra
Red Deer Rcmp
Barry Kutryk
Neil Crawford
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission
Canada jobless rate dips to 12 percent in July
Canada’s unemployment rate falls to 12 percent in July, the fourth straight monthly decline, with 1.46 million jobless. July adds 64,000 jobs, manufacturing up 13,000, but most new posts are part time and youth employment remains weak. Regional disparities persist from Saskatchewan to Newfoundland. Alberta holds at 11.1 percent.
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Upper Volta toppled in overnight coup by Li byan-backed former PM
A Li byan backed former prime minister ousted Upper Volta's pro western government in an overnight coup. Five people were killed and about 15 wounded, including two soldiers and three civilians. Captain Sankara said Jean Baptiste Ouedraogo was unharmed and under house arrest, to be treated humanely. Western diplomats placed the coup late Thursday night with heavy weapons, mortars and small arms fire.
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Farmers press plan to fix Crowsnest Pass freight rate
Winnipeg hearing on Bill C 155 draws farmers, workers and businessmen. Manitoba Farm Bureau backs a formula sharing rail costs and granting freight entitlements as credits to subsidize grain shipments through elevators and a federal agency.
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Manitoba Farm Bureau
Redcliff gas deal delayed again by board postponement
Redcliff's planned $2 million purchase of Canadian Western Power and Fuel Co. Ltd. faced another delay as the Alberta Public Utilities Board postponed today’s hearing due to a missing regulation advertisement. Town Administrator Bill Beach cited a clerical error and said a new hearing will be advertised with no date set. Mayor John Van Dam decried repeated delays, warning revenue loss and potential rate hikes to fund the takeover.
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Lalonde to miss policy think tank on employment impacts
Finance Minister Marc Lalonde will be away fishing as Trudeau and Axworthy lead a three day Val Morin policy seminar on employment and social programs. The gathering includes 20 senior officials, labor leaders, academics and business figures from Canada the United States and Britain with Shirley Williams also attending. Jack Munro appears on the guest list but most CLC leaders are not invited.
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Montreal
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