Montreal charity strip-a-thon raises funds for children
About 100 burlesque queens performed at Montreal's sixth Tiny Tim Christmas strip-a-thon raising roughly 11 600 dollars toward a 20 000 dollar goal for the Montreal Children's Hospital. Organizers cited ongoing support from celebrities and local sponsors while donors praised the event as clean money for needy children.
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Bernadene Mason
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Children’s Hospital
Linda Lee Tracey
Montreal Children's Hospital
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Calgary
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Bill Gullickson
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Eldorado lacks plan for moving Uranium City workers
Eldorado Nuclear says it has no detailed plan yet to relocate about 830 workers from Uranium City as it closes the mine on June 30. MPs accuse the Crown corporation of stonewalling while promising to treat the town of 3000 fairly amid fears of economic collapse.
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Ottawa
Eldorado Nuclear Ltd
Uranium City
Saskatchewan
Federal Crown Corporation
Nick Ediger
Commons Natural Resources Committee
Ediger
Marc Lalonde
Edmonton Journal publisher files complaint over police conduct
Edmonton Journal publisher J Patrick O Callaghan filed a complaint with the Alberta Press Council over police behavior toward photographer Brian Gavriloff who was arrested while photographing an airplane crash at Royal Alexander Hospital. Gavriloff faced charges of theft possession of stolen property and obstruction of justice.
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Edmonton
Edmonton Journal
J. Patrick O'Callaghan
Alberta Press Council
Journal
Brian Gavriloff
Neil Crawford
Robert Lunney
Gavriloff
Royal Alexandra Hospital
Edmonton Airport Future in Question After Hospital Crash
The Alberta government will discuss the Edmonton Municipal Airport’s future with city officials after a Mitsubishi MU-2 crash into the Royal Alexandra Hospital near the airport. Pilot Bill Greg died, passenger Ed Burton was treated for multiple fractures, and about 120 patients were evacuated as fuel leaked into the hospital.
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Edmonton
Royal Alexandra Hospital
Alberta
Marvin Moore
Mitsubishi
Bill Greg
Ed Burton
Edmonton airport crisis prompts cautious council outlook
Fire crews investigated a sixth floor odor of jet fuel at the airport kitchen area. City officials, including Alders Leger and Butts, urged restraint and cautioned against rushed shutdowns as discussions on flights and safety continue with no immediate decisions expected.
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Ald
Ed Leger
Olivia Butts
Ron Hayter
Edmonton Air Services Authority
Stelco workers return after 125 day strike
Stelco plants in Hamilton and Edmonton resume operations after a 125 day stoppage. About 6,000 of 12,500 Hilton Works employees back, with 1,600 to be recalled. Parkdale and FrostWorks see slower returns while Quebec plants avoid layoffs. Startups face blast furnace restart issues and uncertain demand. Contract raises total about $7.85 an hour over three years.
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Stelco Inc
Quebec
Edmonton
Garry Smith
Hilton Works
Stelco
Smith
Parkdale Works
FrostWorks
Sterco
United Steelworkers of America
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