Premiers Meet Over Economic Recovery in Toronto
Ontario Premier and fellow provincial leaders focus on economic recovery and intergovernmental cooperation with Ottawa. Discussions cover unemployment, job sharing, trade, and rising health care costs. Health ministers to press Medicare issues with federal officials.
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Toronto
Intergovernmental
Jim Horsman
Horsman
Ottawa
Lloyd Axworthy
Alberta
Dave Russell
Monique
Provinces
Alberta ombudsman probes milk plant licence decision
Dairy farmer Siegfried Kappler asks the Alberta ombudsman to investigate a provincial ruling denying his licence for a Medi Medicine Hat milk plant. The dispute centers on the government decision and required regulatory facts.
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Alberta
Randall Ivany
Medicine Hat
Siegfried Kappler
Robin Schlaht
Kappler
Kappler presses for Medicine Hat milk plant licence
Agriculture Minister LeRoy Fjordbotten will meet dairy farmer Siegfried Kappler on Aug 31 in Edmonton to discuss the ministerial decision upholding the Dairy Manufacturing Plant Licensing Advisory Board and rejecting Kappler’s licence application. Alpha Milk Company backs milk processing revival in Medicine Hat while awaiting further action and investigation.
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LeRoy Fjordbotten
Siegfried Kappler
Kappler
Medicine Hat
Fjordbotten
Edmonton
Ken Moholitny
Moholitny
Alvin Johnstone
Alpha Milk Company
Dairy Manufacturing Plant Licensing Advisory Board
Johnstone
Alpha
S.E
Lethbridge
Randall
Licensing Board
Ivany
Chiefs clash for control at Faya-Largeau in Chad battle
In Faya-Largeau and nearby Oum Chalouba Kalait exchanges, Habre government forces report repelling Libyan-backed rebels after three hours of fighting and launching a counter offensive. A rebel spokesman claims Goukouni’s 2,000 Libyan regulars and 3,000 others overran the town as French advisers arrive in N'Djamena.
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N’djamena
Hissene Habre
Goukouni Oueddei
Faya-Largeau
Chad
Soumaila Mahamat
Government funds extend Glenbow archives in Calgary
The Alberta government will add 150000 to Glenbow Museum to keep the archives open this year. Duncan Cameron notes the museum still faces a 400000 deficit despite the extra cash and plans cuts elsewhere. The archives saving adds five jobs, while officials review administration and operations amid public protest.
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Edmonton
Calgary
Glenbow
Mary LeMessurier
Duncan Cameron
Cameron
Mulroney dodges punches on way to Vancouver race for Liberal defeat
Brian Mulroney, new Conservative leader, rejects policy specifics and warns against Liberal traps as he travels by DC-9 toward Vancouver. He emphasizes reluctance to engage in chicanery, projects poised leadership, and avoids firm policy pledges while campaigning in Alberta and British Columbia.
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George Oake
Southam News
Vancouver
Brian Mulroney
Mulroney
Pierre Trudeau
Mission
B.C
Alberta
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