Employee fired after scolding teen for assaulting Yogi Bear
Eric Wolf, 21, says he lost his job as a character escort at Paramount Canada's Wonderland after reprimanding a teenager who hit a coworker dressed as Yogi Bear. Wolf says he intervened to protect the employee and asked the youth to apologize, which the teen did.
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Toronto
Yogi Bear
Eric Wolf
Wolf
Paramount Canada
Wonderland
Dollar gains on rate outlook as banks cut mortgages
The Canadian dollar rose to 72.61 US cents, its biggest daily gain since April 5, amid banks trimming long term mortgage rates by a quarter point. Bank executives expect rates to fall further but warn Quebec election uncertainty may delay full cuts.
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Ottawa
Dianne Gannon
Royal Bank
Quebec
Bureaucrat power clash over new city chief commissioner role
Aid. Roset warns the bylaw giving the chief commissioner control over hiring and wages concentrates power. The act creates Ray Barnard as chair of the board, shifting authority from the mayor and limiting council checks. Second reading set for Sept. 6 or 19 with act taking effect Jan 1, 1995.
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Aid
Duane Roset
Roset
Barnard
Board of Commissioners
John Hamill
Ken Sauer
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Larry Godin
Reform MP condemns sentence in Belet Huen death case
Edmonton West MP Ian McClelland urged military prosecutors to drop their appeal of Kyle Brown’s five year court martial sentence for manslaughter and torture in the death of 16 year old Shidane Abukar Arone. He called for disbanding the Canadian Airborne Regiment and for accountability up the chain of command. Brown awaits decision on whether to pursue the matter, while prosecutors seek a longer term and the defence appeals as well.
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Brian Laghi
Edmonton Journal
Reform
Kyle Brown
Brown
Ian McClelland
McClelland
Defence Department
Armed Forces
Canadian Airborne Regiment
Somalia
Edmonton Southwest
Defence
David Collenette
Shidane Abukar Arone
Belet Huen
Maj
Anthony Seward
Seward
Canada
Teens await word on trial for killing Edmonton mom
Three teens aged 15 to 16 appear in provincial court in Edmonton facing murder, break and enter, and weapon charges in the death of Barb Danelesko. The judge will decide if the youths are tried as adults, with transfer hearings to follow over about two weeks. Evidence cannot be reported, and none of the suspects can be named due to Young Offenders Act.
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Yokohama
Japan
U.S
William Paul
America
Paul
Office of Aids Research
Edmonton Journal
Mill Woods
Barb Danelesko
Danelesko
Sharon Nichols
Alberta
Jim Robb
Edmonton
Legal Aid Youth Office
Nurses Center Offers Alternative to Hospitals in B C
Courtenay BC nurses center opens as a two year pilot to provide early health assessments and holistic care. Five registered nurses see about 100 visits, aiming to prevent hospital and doctor visits. A 74 year old with diarrhea found diet issues and home support arranged.
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Centre
Linda Ritchie
Ontario
McMaster University
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