Getty plan unsettles neighbors near Stettler
Alberta Premier Don Getty faces opposition from Kay and Garvin Anderson who seek an Alberta Planning Board order to stop building a home on prime agricultural land near Stettler. They argue the project would remove farmland and set a bad zoning precedent while residents fear manure odor and farm noise. Approved subdivision was granted by the Red Deer Regional Planning Commission last month.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Don Getty
Stettler
Kay Anderson
Garvin
Getty
Central Alberta
Anderson
Alberta Planning Board
Red Deer Regional
Alberta MPs Warn Of Tax Revolt Over GST Proposal
Alberta MPs David Kilgour and Alex Kindy warn Ottawa of voter wrath if the nine percent GST goes ahead with its impact on transportation costs and exports. Kilgour says the levy strains outlying regions and spending credibility, while Kindy alleges overtaxing the public and spending undercuts revenue neutrality. Louise Feltham is cited as reserving opinion with other Tory MPs unhappy but not unified.
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Alberta
David Kilgour
Alex Kindy
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
Kilgour
Canada
Kindy
Louise Feltham
Wild Rose
Feltham
Sundre
Alta
Mulroney
Daigle defies injunction aborts in Montreal case
Chantal Daigle chose to end her pregnancy despite a Quebec Court injunction. Lise Gratton of the Montreal Women's Health Centre and another accomplice say she acted freely after reflection and that funds paid for the abortion, with details not disclosed. Daigle's lawyer says the decision stemmed from loss of faith in the system rather than breakdown.
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Montreal
Chantal Daigle
Quebec
Lise Gratton
Quebec Court of Appeal
Daigle
Daniel Bedard
Train plunge near Los Mochis kills scores in Mexico
A milk-run train from Mazatlan to the California border plunged from a bridge into the San Rafael River near Los Mochis, killing at least 99 and injuring 107. Torrential rains blamed. cause under investigation. Victims’ nationalities not confirmed.
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Los Mochis
Mexico
APCP
Mazatlan
California
Jose Pena Galanza
The
Pacific Railway
Notimex
San Rafael
Mexico City
AirBC plans daily Calgary Medicine Hat flights
AirBC will start five weekday Jetstream 31 flights between Calgary and Medicine Hat from Sept 10. Fares include $128 return full price, $68 return book ahead, with cheaper seats and no federal tax on smaller jets. Two-airline competition expected to boost local economy.
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Airbc
Time Air
Medicine Hat
Ted Grimm
Calgary
Moore
Medicine Hat Lodge
Alberta
B.C
Yukon
Washington State
Air Canada
Canada
British Co
Mike Melham
Medicine Hat and District
Murderer accuses perjury at Manitoba inquiry
Dwayne Johnston, convicted killer of Helen Betty Osborne, refused to testify at Manitoba native justice inquiry. He claimed Crown witness Lee Colgan lied and pressed for cross examination privileges his lawyer was denied. Johnston seeks a new trial after Canada’s Supreme Court rejected appeal.
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PAS
Helen Betty Osborne
Manitoba
Native Justice
Dwayne Archie Johnston
RCMP
Johnston
al Hamilton
Supreme Court of Canada
Lee Colgan
Jim Houghton
Colgan
Calgary man avoids aggravated assault charges in AIDS case
Gordon Summers, 24, faced two counts of AIDS infected lovers and two related aggravated assault charges after unprotected sex with two women who tested positive for HIV. Crown dropped aggravated assault charges as witnesses refused to testify, Summers pleads guilty to a reduced common nuisance charge, and a judge would set sentencing with psychiatric counselling and probation monitoring.
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Calgary
Gordon Arthur Summers
Summers
Martin
Stewart
Peter Martin
Premier Getty silent amid Osterman firestorm over First Investors
Alberta premier Don Getty refused to answer charges from cabinet minister Connie Osterman that he shared responsibility for the costly Principal Group collapse. Opposition leaders said his silence signals broader negligence, noting past inquiry findings.
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Connie
Edmonton
Alberta
Don Getty
Connie Osterman
Getty
Osterman
First Investors Corp
Pd Associated Investors
Canaa
New Democrat
Ray Martin
Laurence Decore
Bill Code
House
Carstairs Courier
Olds
PCBs Return to Canada From Soviet Freighter
In Tilbury England a Soviet freighter barred from unloading a container of highly toxic PCBs. The ship discharged other cargo and will return to Montreal where the PCB shipment originated. Greenpeace and public protests accompanied the action as Dominion Textiles of Montreal said it will take back the PCB wastes.
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Tilbury
England
Britain
Montreal
Greenpeace
Dominion Textiles Ltd
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