Princess Anne and Mark Phillips Separate After 15 Years
Buckingham Palace confirmed Princess Anne and Capt. Mark Phillips are separating after 15 years of marriage. The Queen's daughter and her husband plan no divorce. they have two children Peter and Zara. The royals have spent long periods apart amid past rumors and media attention.
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London
Anne
Mark Phillips
Buckingham Palace
Balmoral
Scotland
Prin
Ciple
Press Association
Britain
Palace
Phillips
Peter
Zara
Princess Anne
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Lead Contamination At St Jean Battery Plant Alarms Officials
The Belmat Canada Inc battery recycling plant in St Jean Quebec has caused workers to show dangerously high blood lead levels since 1984. District medical officers call the situation out of control and cite figures of over 700 micrograms per litre in workers.
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St-Jean
Que
Yves Langlois
St-Jean’s
Montreal
Environment Quebec
Belmat
Langlois
Kathy Cooper
Canadian Environmental Law Association
Kai Millyard
Friends of the Earth
Ottawa
Millyard
Balmet
World Health Organisation
Quebec
St-Basile
Louise Laperriere
St-Basile-le-Grand
Tim Nguyen
St. Jean, Que
Supreme Court denies Ng appeal in extradition fight
The Supreme Court of Canada refused to hear Charles Ng’s appeal, moving him closer to extradition to California to face 13 murder charges. Ng may still appeal directly to Justice Minister Doug Lewis. The decision follows an Alberta judge’s extradition order, and Ng’s case draws attention from victims’ families and politicians.
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Ottawa
Supreme Court of Canada
Charles Ng
U.S
California
High Court
Alberta
Doug Lewis
Hong Kong
Ing
San Francisco Ar
Calgary
George Deukmejian
Bill Domm
Peterborough
Ont
Lewis
Marguerite Trussler
Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench
Rafferty Alameda dam project cleared with 22 conditions
Canada grants environmental licence for Rafferty Alameda dam in southeast Saskatchewan with 22 conditions. Environment Minister Lucien Bouchard says impacts on fish birds plants and water can be mitigated. Construction may resume soon after a federal review cited by Souris Basin Development Authority amid local debate.
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Regina
Rafferty- Alameda Dam
Saskatchewan
Lucien Bouchard
Thay
Bouchard
Souris River
Forth Dakota
Manitou
Souris
Rafferty
Federal Court of Canada
Ottawa
Leering, not staring is harassment panel decision
Toronto, CP The case centers on Professor Richard Hummel who was censured for staring at a woman in a University of Toronto pool. His lawyer Morris Manning argues that leering constitutes harassment and that the panel erred in equating staring with harassment.
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Toronto
Morris Manning
Manning
Chemical Engineering
Richard Hummel
University of Toronto
Beverly Torfason
Hummel
Convoy Moves PCB Waste to Manic 2 Dam Site
A government convoy of eight flatbed trucks ferries 15 containers of PCB waste to a Manic 2 dam site near Baie-Comeau after protests outside the dock. Police in riot gear led the convoy as residents, angered by court defeats, continued demonstrations against shipments from a St Basile leak.
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Comeau
Que
Khudozhnick Pakhomov
St-Basile-le-Grand
Quebec
Manic 2
Carl Barthe
Paul Corriveau
Coalition of
Citizens Groups
Jean- Louis Michaud
Roger Theriault
Baie-Comeau
Drug lord Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha linked to Pacho raid
In Pacho Colombia a raid by the army found 500 Christmas dolls and a wooden gallows at the home of drug lord Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha. The government seized ranches tied to him while his son Freddy was arrested. The operation followed the assassination of Senator Luis Carlos Galan and presaged broader orders for embassy dependents to evacuate Colombia and a curfew in cocaine country.
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Pacho
Colombia
Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha
Bogota
Jaime Uscategui Ramirez
Rodriguez Gacha
Freddy
Virgilio Barco
Luis Carlos Galan
U.S
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