MacGuigan avoids MP tax inquiry on Simmons probe
Ottawa reports Attorney General Mark MacGuigan would not confirm or deny that former mines minister Roger Simmons, who quit after 10 days in cabinet, is under tax irregularities investigation. Revenue Canada declined to comment and Simmons could not be reached.
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Mulroney tests medicare stand
Prime Minister Mulroney says a Conservative government would restore the 50 50 Medicare cost split and possibly exceed it in provinces like Nova Scotia New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island He calls national health care a sacred trust and promotes higher federal sharing funded by an revived economy and cuts to Liberal programs. He meets with Maritime premiers in Central Nova.
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Heat burning U S crops heat burning drought
In Ottawa farmers in drought troubled grainbelt face parched fields as heat worsens losses. Officials urge relief and forecasts hint at possible rains, while producers rely on irrigation and crop adjustments to weather the long dry spell.
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Canada U.S. Pact on Air Pollution Monitors Fall Trial
In Ottawa and Dayton a bilateral air pollution monitoring experiment is set for this fall as U S Ambassador Paul Robinson and Environment Minister Charles Caccia sign the agreement. Robinson signals possible action on reducing sulphur dioxide emissions amid improving Canada U S ties.
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Medalta project seeks community support for potteries museum
Alberta Culture officials say the Medalta Potteries restoration will not start before spring. Medicine Hat residents must show strong enthusiasm and fund raising to attract government money. a committee of community representatives will test support while the province weighs a potential purchase of the 71 year old site.
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Steroids cast shadow over athletes hopes at Pan Am Games
Pan American Games tests found seven weightlifters positive for anabolic steroids, stripping Greavette and Viau of medals and led to four more weightlifters losing medals. Dr Taunton warned of liver damage liver tumors and heart disease, noting growth disruption in youths and masculinization in female athletes.
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