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06 Dec 1985
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 06, 1985
Page
1
Bourassa warns of U S free trade dangers
Quebec premier Robert Bourassa warns in the New York Times that a U S Canada free trade deal could engulf Canada. He cautions that any move toward economic integration creates momentum toward a customs union and shared political institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Canada
Quebec
Robertourassa
New York Times
the Times
Bourassa
Bomb blast kills man at Liege courthouse
A bomb exploded at the Liege main courthouse in western Belgium killing one person. Hours earlier a coordinated attack targeted NATO pipeline installations in Belgium and France. The blast occurred as newly qualified lawyers were to be sworn in, with the ceiling collapsing and extensive damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Reuter
Liege
Belgium
NATO
France
Soviets strike long term Prairie grain deal with Canada
Canadian farmers win a multi billion earning pact as the Soviet Union agrees to buy 25 million tonnes of Prairie grain over five years. The agreement, to be signed in Moscow, starts August 1 and aims to ease the Soviet trade deficit by purchasing wheat and livestock feed grains from Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Graham
Winnipeg
Soviet Union
Roy Cusitar
United Grain Growers Ltd
Cusitar
Charlie Mayer
Canada
Wheat Board
Mayer
Moscow
Mixed reactions as Redcliff annexation considered
The Redcliff Medicine Hat Steering Committee meets to study staff analyses on annexation costs and benefits. Mayor Ted Grimm says a initial recommendation could be prepared for City Council review at the December 16 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redcliff
Ted Grimm
City Council
Aid
Lyle Flynn
Ken Sauer
Grimm
Graham Kelly
Kaye Osgood
Coun
Everett Burk
Art Dirkson
Jim Wooding
Flynn
Medicine Hat
Lee Anderson
Wilson Defends Bailout Amid Bank Scandal Hearings
Ottawa Finance Minister Michael Wilson and Barbara McDougall defended the governments bailout of the Canadian Commercial Bank as hearings into warning signs continued. Wilson said the March solvency claim was supportable by the facts as he understood them. McDougall said she lacked access to all evidence before the rescue and had not seen a U.S. Federal Reserve report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byles Whittington
Tham News
Ottawa
Michael Wilson
Canadian Commercial Bank
Wilson
Estey Commission
CCB
Barbara McDougall
McDougall
Inspector General of Banks
William Kennett
U.S. Federal Reserve Board
Masse sits on a powder keg in arts funding report
Southam News reports a secret government commissioned review on federal cultural spending. The plan reportedly ends the National Arts Centre’s independent status, shifting control to Ottawa city authorities or the National Capital Commission, and cuts up to 20 million from the National Film Board budget while focusing the board on experimental works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southam News
Erik Nielsen
National Arts Centre
Ottawa
National Capital Commission
National Film Board
Red Earth teachers resign after shooting death at Cree reserve
Walter Knox and Archie Bruce quit teaching at the Red Earth Indian reserve as eight of twenty teachers resign following the November killing of Jeffrey Bredin a 24 year old teacher. Police charged three teens with first degree murder and band leadership faces questions over safety measures amid break ins threats and alcohol issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Hodgins
Red Earth
Prince Albert
Knox
Bruce
Jeffrey Bredin
Bredin
Band Council
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