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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 22, 1986
Page
1
Bureaucrats win ruling on federal employee political activity
The Federal Court of Canada ruled officials lacked a legal basis to bar two federal workers from attending the 1984 Liberal leadership convention as delegates. The court upheld a law restricting political activity by federal employees, noting any Charter rights violations would be justifiable within a free democratic society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulin
Ottawa
Federal Court of Canada
Bryan Osborne
Insurance Department
William Millar
Indian Affairs Commerce
Winnipeg
Allison A.M. Smith
Kids Turn in Parents Over Marijuana Paraphernalia
Two children in Silver City New Mexico reported their parents to the Grant County Sheriff's Department saying they no longer wanted them to smoke marijuana. Capt Daniel Garcia said the youths led officers inside the home and produced paraphernalia and a small amount of marijuana. Police said less than 30 grams of marijuana were found at the residence on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
N.M
Grant County Sheriff's Department
Daniel Garcia
Garcia
Gulf quits Beaufort Sea oil search
Gulf Canada Corp will pull out of the Beaufort Sea ending exploration and drilling in the region. The move costs 750 jobs and $627 million in equipment, threatening the Northwest Territories economy already hit by limited activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Gulf Canada Corp
Beaufort Sea
Northwest Territories
Gulf
Beaufort
Frontier
Yellowknife
Esso Resources Canada
Amauligak
Motyka
Premier says Masse error on royalty link to tax cut
In Edmonton Premier Don Getty says Ottawa’s linking Alberta royalty cuts to scrapping the petroleum and gas revenue tax was a miscommunication. He blames Marcel Masse’s language issues for tying tax removal to royalty cuts while noting cooperation on an oil industry income stabilization plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Don Getty
Ottawa
Marcel Masse
Alberta
Getty
Masse
Chamber of Commerce
Calgary
Mer
Nick Taylor
Neil Webber
Webber
Taylor
Lender unaware of Stevens link in 1985 mortgage
Anton Czapka testified at a conflict of interest inquiry that he lent 2.6 million to Noreen Stevens in 1985 without knowing she was married to former federal minister Sinclair Stevens. He said the loan to Cardiff and Highlands properties was seen as a good deal, not a sweetheart arrangement, and he learned of the Stevens connection only after closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Coyle
Toronto CP
Noreen Stevens
Sinclair Stevens
Anton Czapka
Magna International Inc
Pe Stevens
Czapka
Mer
Magna
Frank Stronach
Markham
Ont
Cardiff Investments Ltd
York Centre Corp
York Centre Group
Stevens
Commission
David Scott
Canada
Austria
Cardiff
Deregulation slow Gas schedule doubted
EDMONTON CP reports legal entanglements push deregulation of natural gas past the November 1 target. Calgary lawyer Dennis Hart warns Oct 31 viability uncertain as Ottawa and Alberta push market reforms. Ontario faces amendments. TransCanada and the National Energy Board face key rulings amid a complex, evolving process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Canadian Bar Association
Dennis Hart
Calgary
Hart
Alberta
Ontario
TransCanada PipeLines Ltd
National Energy Board
Jack Johnson
Ontario Energy Ministry
Ottawa
Ralph Brooks
Tamil Tigers tied to Canada refugee permits probe
Canadian and West German officials question whether 155 Tamils granted ministerial permits to stay in Canada include members of the Liberation Tigers, amid claims they lied about embarkation and drift time. RCMP fingerprinting will determine identities as West German officials warn of possible Colombo exposure. A Tiger spokesman denied links, while Tamil organizers acknowledge money mediation for others turned up by police.
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Paul Koring
Southam
Bonn
Liberation Tigers
Sri Lanka
Canada
Newfoundland
RCMP
Pace
Sathriyam Satham
Tigers
Brake
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