Premier Klein urges bill killed over veto plan
Edmonton leaders Ralph Klein and Roy Romanow demand the federal veto legislation be scrapped or altered. Klein claims the bill is unconstitutional and warns Ottawa to consult all provinces before proceeding while Romanow hints at a possible legal challenge and seeks Western unity talks.
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Jean Chretien
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Alberta
Romanow
Saskatchewan
Quebec
Chretien
Ottawa
House of Commons
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Ontario
B.C
Prairie Province
Miracle cure blamed on head knock by Manchester United
Ten year old Vicky Wilmore recovered from backward reading and writing after a head injury when Manchester United lost a September match. Her mother Brenda said the next day at school she began writing normally again, leaving experts puzzled as doctors and teachers noted the sudden improvement.
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London
Reuter
Vicky Wilmore
Vicky
Times
United Manchester
Brenda
Appeals launched in Airbus scandal touch Swiss bank records
Swiss authorities froze three accounts linked to Karlheinz Schreiber Frank Moores and possibly Brian Mulroney as Canada seeks bank records tied to alleged kickbacks from Air Canada A320 sales in the late 1980s. Appeals could delay the process for months but won’t end the probe.
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London
RCMP
Karlheinz Schreiber
Newfoundland
Frank Moores
Brian Mulroney
Folco Galli
Federal Office For Police Matters
Canadian
Justice Department
Air Canada
Canada
Walk-in clinics absorb strain from health care cuts
In Medicine Hat walk-in clinics take on more patients as four local family physicians depart for the US or Ottawa. Doctors warn the system will buckle with 6,000 more patients seeking care, while residents debate government action and incentives to retain doctors.
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Shaylene Seitz
Ivan Filanti
Shaylene
Trevor
Medical Arts Centre
Filanti
Scott Hennes
Gerry Prince
Tom Jones
Philip Winkelaar
Canadian Medical Protective
Ottawa
Alberta
Debbie Wager
Redcliff
Winkelaar
Wager
Bill Ruzycki
Regional Medical Staff Association
Carry Drive
Ruzycki
Colleen Dollimont
Dollimont
Lorne Taylor
Cypress-Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat
Shirley McClellan
Frank Webber
Tyler Andreas
Harlem Freddie's Fashion Mart Fire Kills Eight
A gunman stormed Freddie's Fashion Mart in Harlem and started a blaze that killed eight people by smoke inhalation. The assailant also died, suspected self inflicted wound as flames engulfed the building on the district's main drag near the Apollo Theatre. Protests over eviction of a black owned store preceded the deadly incident.
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New York
Freddie’s
Fashion Mart
Harlem
Apollo Theatre
Thomas Pierre
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