Supreme Court Grants Stay for Canadian In Faulder Execution
The U S Supreme Court halted the planned Texas lethal injection of 61 year old Canadian Stanley Faulder only 30 minutes before execution. Texas officials said the stay allows time to review alleged international law rights violations. Faulder reacted with subdued happiness and surprise.
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Huntsville
Tex
U.S
Supreme Court
Stanley Faulder
Texas
Washington
Faulder
Glen Castlebury
MPs Agree Mergers Could Proceed Under Consumer Safeguards
The Commons finance committee said mergers may proceed if consumer interests are protected. The Liberal dominated body did not comment directly on the two mega mergers before federal regulators. Banks seek endorsement of Royal Bank Bank of Montreal and TD with CIBC deals, with Competition Bureau review pending to require concessions like divesting overlapping lines.
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Ottawa
Commons Finance Committee
Banks
Competition Bureau
Finance
Paul Martin
Royal Bank
Bank of Montreal
Toronto Dominion
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Medicine Hat plane forced emergency landing on city road
A single engine Cessna 172 landed on a Medicine Hat street after running low on fuel from Saskatoon. Pilot Rick Dancey and wife Margaret were uninjured as the plane rolled 200 metres before stopping near Garden Place. Police say no charges are likely. Transport Safety Board to investigate.
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Medicine Hat
Medicine
Rick Dancey
Aie
Sask
Hat
Rick ‘Dancey
Dancey
Margaret
Medinine Hat
Calgary
Conrad
Bellehumeur
Nav‘Canada
Wayne Keetley
Keetley
Transporation Safety Board
van Dam
Moose Jaw
Laura Krause
Oscar
Snowbirds pilot dies after midair collision near Moose Jaw
Captain Michael VandenBos, 29, from Wyandotte Ontario, ejects before his Tutor jet crashes into a snow covered knoll near Moose Jaw Saskatchewan during a training maneuver. The second Snowbird lands safely at Canadian Forces Base Moose Jaw.
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Moose Jaw
Sask
Michael VandenBos
Jet
Tenen
Neapital
Moose:Jaw
Sylvia
Kolopenuk
Glen Fallst
Bagotville
Que
Moose
Jan
Ceboose
Toronto
Ontario
Warm Weather Brings Hibernating Mosquitoes to Surface
A professor from the University of Guelph notes unseasonably warm December weather awakens mosquitoes that normally hibernate. Some species act as bird feeders in hibernation and are unlikely to bite humans, suggesting caution but not immediate alarm.
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Simcoe
Gord Surgeoner
University of
Farm bailout plan aims to aid desperate farmers in Canada
Ottawa announces a 900 million dollar rescue over two years to help farmers hit by a commodity market crash. Provinces must fund 40 percent of losses within their borders, adding 600 million to reach a 1 billion dollar pot. Vanclief pledges full deal details before Christmas.
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Ottawagriculture
Lyle Vanclief
Vanclef
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