Edmonton CKUA board refers to police over audit findings
CKUA's board of directors decided to ask police to examine the forensic audit report on the station. They will also consider a civil suit against former board members after the audit suggested about 900000 in payments to directors or their companies between 1995 and 1997. The group seeks to recover equipment and obtain expert review.
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Edmonton
NKUA
Bud Steen
CEUA
Steen
Gail Hinchliffe
Stealth B-2 Faces Rain Woes and High Costs
The B-2 stealth bomber faces a fatal flaw as radar-absorbing coating peels in rain and humidity. GAO warns maintenance demands include air conditioned hangars for overseas missions, with each aircraft costing over 2.1 billion dollars and requiring frequent coating repairs.
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London
US Air Force
General Accounting Office
Northrop Grumman
Pentagon
GAO
Ontario cat hotel emptied after ammonia fumes force raid
An Ontario animal control officer used firefighting breathing equipment to clear a townhouse filled with cats and ammonia. With a court warrant, 16 cats including kittens were removed from an upstairs closet where they were nursing on clothes. Neighbors called the home a cat haven, while owner Pat McArthur denies the complaints.
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Feline
Oshawa
Ont
Tom Vendrasco
Pat McArthur
Crown prosecutor attacks Olson as parole bid outlined
Crown counsel Joe Bellows blasted Clifford Olson as he questioned his character evidence in a high security British Columbia court. Victim families read devastating impact statements as Olson, shackled and watched by guardians, faced parole eligibility after his 1980 81 murder spree.
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Surrey
B.C. Ne
Joe Bellows
Clifford Olson
Bellows
Olson
CP Sketch
Mr. Olson
Sharon Rosenfeldt
Caryn Johnsrude
Rosenfeldt
Jana
Alberta parole grants faint hope to five killers
Federal figures show five Albertans were given earlier access to parole under the faint hope clause, part of Section 745, amid renewed calls to repeal the law after Clifford Olson’s Vancouver appeal. Officials note amendments tightened eligibility, with most cases involving significant time reductions and several offenders now on conditional release.
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Calgary
Alberta
Justice Department
Clifford Olson
Vancouver
Olson
Darlene Boyd
Laurie
Okotoks
James Edward Peters
Boyd
Anne McLelland
Pierre Gratton
Canada
Health minister admits medicare cuts hit system
Federal Health Minister Allan Rock acknowledged at the Canadian Medical Association meeting that federal cuts have impacted medicare. He urged 共reallocation of spending over added funds and said the system may improve without more government money. He warned the public trust in health care is eroding due to hospital closures nationwide.
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Victoriaealth
Allan Rock
Chretien
Rock
Canadian Medical Association
Tobacco giant linked to Canada smuggling probe
U S court documents allege R J Reynolds Tobacco Co executives met leaders of a ring moving 687 million dollars in cigarettes and liquor into Canada from 1992 to 1996. The probe centers on Ak wesasne reserve operations and a Langary B C fishing trip in 1995.
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Ottawa
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Canada
U.S
R.J. Reynolds
RJR Macdonald
Montreal
Les Thompson
Langary
B.C
Gilbert Schmelzinger
Schmelzinger
Syracuse
N.Y
Gling
Thompson
Akwesasne
Ontario
Quebec
New York State
Larry Miller
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Reader Sa Newsroot
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Crown
Ken Macqueen
Neal Hall
Southam
Sam Leung
Trevor Koenig
Harrow
Otto
Highway 41
Medicine Hat
Kennedy Southam
Dennis Bueckert
Canadian Press
Miller
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