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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1987
Page
1
Stevens seeks review of conflict of interest ruling
Sinclair Stevens asks the Federal Court of Canada to overturn findings that he violated federal conflict of interest rules while industry minister in the Mulroney government. His lawyer John Sopinka says papers are filed to set aside Justice William Parker’s December 3 report, which found Stevens violated the guidelines 14 times from 1984 to 1986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Sinclair Stevens
Federal Court of Canada
Mulroney
John Sopinka
Stevens
Toronto
Sopinka
William Parker
Ontario Supreme Court
Parker
Hooker sentenced for killing dealer with his drugs
Alisha Marlene Dyke, 19, was convicted and sentenced to four years in prison for killing heroin dealer Dennis Leo Auger, 40, with his own drugs at his West Vancouver home. Justice Lloyd McKenzie rejected Dyke’s dubious testimony after a jury-less trial. Dyke, a prostitute and longtime drug user, had accompanied Auger from Granville Street to his home to shoot heroin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auger
Granville St. Corner
Trade deal sparks fresh public clash in Canada debate
Canada faces a heated public debate over a two year in the making trade pact with the United States. Provincial premiers split with Ontario opposing key provisions while the western premiers back the deal and the federal government pushes ahead to sign with the United States on January 2. The pact would remove tariffs by 1998 and create a dispute mechanism while shielding cultural industries and adjusting oil and gas terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
Washington
Canada
Brian Mulroney
United States
Simon Reisman
Peter Murphy
Ontario
David Peterson
Manitoba
Howard Pawley
P.E.I
Joe Ghiz
Saskatchewan
Grant Devine
U.S. Commerce Department
Jim Horsman
Alberta
NDP
Ray Martin
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Energy revenue soars as Alberta drilling rights sales rebound
Alberta governments revenues from oil and gas rights surged in 1987 with $652 million earned to date and a final sale pending. A revived petroleum sector attributes the rebound to higher prices, incentives, and strong discovery rates, despite oil near $18 a barrel. Prospects show 1987 income below 1985 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Alberta
Energy Department
United States
Saskatchewan
Mohawks Welcome Olympic Flame Amid Lubicon Protest
In Kahnawake Quebec the Olympic flame passed as Mohawk relayers joined a protest on behalf of the Lubicon Indians of northern Alberta. Chief Joe Norton said the action aims to highlight land rights dispute while Alwyn Morris carried the flame through the reserve. The relay continues toward Calgary with Petro Canada and Shell Oil sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahnawake
Alberta
Calgary
Norton
Petro-Cana
Shell Oil
Alwyn Morris
Los Angeles
Shellfish alert shocks Atlantic industry and public
Atlantic Canadians face a federal warning to avoid oysters, clams, quahogs and mussels from the region after a tox in discovery. The alert, later narrowed to oysters, clams, quahogs and Gulf of St. Lawrence scallops, prompted restaurants to drop shellfish and left sellers anxious about demand and livelihoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Raymond Goldman
Goldman
Health Department
Glace Bay
N.S
Air Canada
Toronto
Ottawa
Bonnie Fox-McIntyre
Fisheries Department
Health
Jake Epp
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Gulf
Mediation Sought as Air Canada Groundworkers Strike
Federal mediator Bill Kelly was appointed to help end the Air Canada groundworkers dispute after a two week shutdown. Talks deteriorated over inflation protection for retirees as mediation set to start in Ottawa. Air Canada warned Christmas travel could be heavily disrupted with potential recovery only after a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Pierre Cadieux
Bill Kelly
Air Canada
Protec ‘Tion
Ron Fontaine
International Association of ‘Machinists ‘and Aerospace Workers
Cadieux
George Smith
Ottawa
Toronto
Vancouver
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