Supreme Court to Rule on Brant Hat Development Appeal
The Supreme Court of Canada reserved judgment on whether Brant Hat Development Ltd must appeal a city bylaw approving a Trans-Canada Highway twinning route. Hat Development seeks quashing the bylaw arguing improper passage and demands a new public hearing. The bylaw was upheld by two lower courts after Council approved it June 18, 1984.
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McLeod minutes missing in police chief case hearing
Former Medicine Hat police chief Norm McLeod urges a return to his job as the Law Enforcement Appeal Board continues hearings on his Oct 1 dismissal. Ald. Graham Kelly testified minutes were missing for Sept 30 meetings, while McLeod defends his 28-year service and denies prior misconduct.
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Getty Warns OPEC Price Move Could Trigger Price War
Alberta Premier Don Getty says OPEC plans to stop propping up prices are a scare tactic aimed at keeping oil costs high. He notes Alberta's output around 1.1 million barrels daily and says the province will monitor the cartel's plan while fearing a price drop to $20 a barrel could affect future energy projects.
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Five former Argentine rulers sentenced for human rights crimes
Five former Argentine leaders guilty of kidnappings and killings during the 1970s campaign were sentenced to prison terms from 4 years to life. Ex-president Jorge Videla and Emilio Massera received life. Acquittals were handed to Leopoldo Galtieri Jee Anava Omar Gratifigna Basilio Sami Dozo. Protests followed near Buenos Aires Obelisk with chants for trial and punishment.
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Court warns bureaucrats over criticising government
In a unanimous 9 0 ruling the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed fired tax auditor Neil Fraser speech critics and said public servants must exercise caution when criticizing government. Fraser who had been with Revenue Canada in Kingston Ontario was fired Feb 23 1982 after a month of sustained attacks on policy and proselytizing constitutional changes.
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Ottawa probes help as Canadian farmers face tough years
Agriculture Minister John Wise warned of grim farm prospects ahead as net farm income dropped 14 percent to 3.7 billion in 1985 and farmers carry more than 21 billion in debt. He outlined options for debt relief and a set aside mechanism at an agriculture outlook conference, while consumer prices rise modestly.
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