Saskatoon taxi driver refuses $20000 tip
A 53-year-old Saskatoon driver declined a $20,000 tip from an elderly regular after five hours of service. She kept an $8 gratuity and said she did not want to risk future trouble, noting the customer wrote the cheque while intoxicated and returned with a bigger offer.
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Met seeks Confederation Life Canadian group business
Metropolitan Life Insurance announces it intends to bid for Confederation Life’s Canadian group life and health operations as the Ottawa insurer’s block is auctioned amid the company’s collapse. An information package was sent to several life firms, with no names disclosed. Officials say a quick sale is needed to preserve value.
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Toronto
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Confederation Life Insurance
Life and Health Business
Business
Confederation Life
Peat Marwick Thorne
Life and Health
CSIS informant linked to Reform leader Manning security
Reports allege CSIS paid informant Grant Bristow also volunteered to guard Preston Manning during Ontario tour. CBC and Toronto Sun cite sources on spying claims, with CSIS invoking Official Secrets Act to demand documents from Star and Sun. RCMP, CSIS probes seek disclosed materials.
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Preston Manning
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Toronto Sun
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Toronto
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Gaetan Blais
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DNA evidence strengthens case against O J Simpson
Prosectors filed that DNA tests match blood from Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman to blood at the crime scene. With no eyewitnesses, prosecutors push to admit results while the defense questions contamination and degradation and fights to bar the evidence. Jury selection is set to begin September 19 under Judge Lance Ito.
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Or. Simpson
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Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Johnnie Cochran
Lance Ito
California
Lance Ko
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Michele Kestler
O.J. Simpson
Edmonton prison guards walk out over safety concerns
Sixteen prison guards and workers walked off the job for about 12 hours at the Edmonton Institution amid fears for their safety after a guard was stabbed earlier in the month. Prisoners were confined to cells as guards searched for drugs and weapons. the facility now houses more than 350 inmates.
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Edmonton
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Rick Grovet
Union of Solicitor General Employees
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Labor Code of Canada
Howard Gilbertson
Klein blamed as the maimed boy loses toe
An Edmonton mother blames budget cuts under Premier Ralph Klein for delays in hospital care after her eight year old son Bryan was injured by a mower. He required surgery but the shortage of pediatrics beds caused long waits across Misericordia Royal Alexandra hospitals. The toe could not be saved.
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Edmonton
Debby Kelly
Bryan
Ralph Klein
Kelly
Misericordia Hospital
Misericordia
Royal Alexandra Hospital
Dietary sins weigh heavy on fat experts
TORONTO CP Experts on fat metabolism may know what to eat but often do not follow their own advice. Diane Hargrove 36 Groton Conn had a cheese sandwich Nanaimo bar brownie and cookie for lunch at the Seventh Inter national Congress on Obesity. Miguel Rodriguez 46 Ottawa biochemist says experts on obesity generally do not practice what they preach. Scientists at the conference heard there may be good news on the fat front. Two new drugs in development could be.
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Diane Hargrove
Groton
Conn
Nanaimo
Miguel Rodriguez
University of Ottawa
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