Cosgrove admits agency handled budget material exposure
Liberal Housing Minister Paul Cosgrove acknowledged that non government staff at Montreal firm Graphic Artists and B assisted CMHC with housing budget material before the November 12 budget delivery. He defended his position as opposition calls for resignation intensified.
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Levesque says no more chances for Canada as PQ eyes sovereignty
Premier Rene Levesque told 2100 delegates that Quebec faces no last chance for Canada but must weather the economic crisis before sovereignty. He pitched independence as the goal while proposing continued association if feasible and noted polling shows sovereignty support rising from 41 percent in May 1980 to 44 percent today.
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Three Calgary Area Teams Compared by Sportswriter
Sportswriter Jeremy Cato visits Crescent Heights High School Mc Coy High School and Medicine Hat High School to compare their boys and girls basketball programs and find which has the strongest overall squads.
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Western Grit chiefs map party policies
Four western Liberal leaders meet in Edmonton to map policy on development and transportation and assess the Manitoba setback that knocked out Doug Lauchlan’s seat. Ralph Goodale touts Saskatchewan strength while Lauchlan analyzes the NDP surge and Tory loss dynamics.
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Argue’s stand in doubt at NFU meeting in Winnipeg
NFU president Ted Strain worries Senator Hazen Argue may be losing his cabinet fight over Crow rate changes. Argue stressed no changes yet and said cabinet decisions will guide any move, while noting discussion is active and canola could be considered for Wheat Board control with farmer consultation.
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Bouey Receives 1980 Bank of Canada Pay Raise
Bank of Canada Governor Gerald Bouey, who urged moderation in income demands, gets a retroactive raise to 104 500 a year from April 1. The rise, approved by the bank board and Cabinet order, follows prior increases to 95 000 in 1980. Bouey linked wage restraint to controlling inflation and supporting employment.
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London family sues Liberal party over urea foam insulation damages
Skye and Michael Gussak and family sue the Liberal party for punitive damages and living costs after banning foam insulation caused health issues. Ottawa halted the foam in April 1980 and hearings set for January 12 to decide if a political party can be sued. experts call the suit unusual and unlikely to hold the party liable.
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University of Western Ontario
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