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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1984
Page
1
Liberals table non-confidence motion in Quebec Assembly
The Opposition Liberals seek to topple the Parti Quebecois government by convincing disaffected PQ members to back a non-confidence motion. Gerard D. Levesque leads the push calling for the assembly to withdraw confidence due to what is described as an inconsistent stance on Quebec's higher interests. Debate is set for Friday in a chamber where such motions are rare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Parti Quebecois
House
Gerard D. Levesque
National Assembly
Union calls boycott of Eaton stores except Brandon location
The Manitoba Food and Commercial Workers union urges members to boycott all Eaton's stores nationwide except Brandon where 80 employees are represented. The Brandon store is the province's only unionized Eaton's. Eaton's seeks to overturn a Manitoba Labor Board certification. bargaining has not begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon, Man
Manitoba Food and Commercial Workers Union
Eaton's
Brandon
Eaton’s
Manitoba Labor Board
Dye blasts Ottawa over CF-18 costs and Petrofina papers
Ottawa Auditor General Ken Dye disclosed that defence spending on the CF-18 fighter rose to over 8.7 billion, with no legislative authority for the extra costs. He faulted cabinet secrecy but, after a meeting with Prime Minister Mulroney, was promised full documentation including the Petrofina tax deal. He noted some government spending had improved, though access battles continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ferguson
Southam News
Ottawa
Ken Dye
Defence Department
Dye
Mulroney
Petro-Canada
Petrofina
Kenneth Dye
Brian Mulroney
CBC to cut 1150 jobs as budget slashes hit culture
CBC plans to shed 1150 positions starting next April about 750 by layoffs and a 75 million dollar budget reduction the largest in its history. Ottawa Toronto Montreal Winnipeg and Vancouver bear most cuts while stations remain open and programming faces tighter budgets and production changes. Denis Harvey says full impact will take six to nine months to assess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk LaPointe
Toronto
CBC
Juneau
Ottawa
Montreal
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Pierre Juneau
Commons
Radio-Canada International
English TV
Denis Harvey
Hatfield marijuana trial cleared for new date and judge
Premier Richard Hatfield faces trial on marijuana possession with a new court date set for January 28 and a new judge likely to preside. Defence motions raised questions about where the information was laid, as Judge Hazen Strange said the RCMP should have filed in Oromocto near the Fredericton airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Andrew Harrigan
Hatfield
James Harper
Hazen Strange
Oromocto
Fredericton
RCMP
Strange
Auditor flags overclassified public servants in Canada
Auditor General Kenneth Dye reports one in five federal workers is overpaid due to overclassification. The 1983 figures show promotions via reclassification rising 33 percent since 1980, with PM and CR groups expanding at higher levels while lower ranks shrink. Call for tighter job classification controls and Treasury Board accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Cowan
Southam News
Ottawa
Kenneth Dye
Dye
Public Services
Treasury Board
UAW split marks unusual divorce between Canadian and U.S. wings
In Ottawa the UAW faces a historic split as Canadian director Robert White and U.S. chief Owen Bieber clash over contracts and strategy. The fight reflects deeper disunity beyond personal rivalry, with implications for the union’s future in North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Fraser
International Uaw
UAW
Robert White
White
Bieber
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