Alberta boy dies after thin ice fall at colony pond
Seven year old David Stahl of Gadsby Hut terite Colony in east central Alberta fell through ice while playing Saturday afternoon with two younger boys. A crane helped reach him about six metres from the embankment. He was rescued, treated with CPR, airlifted to Foothills Hospital Calgary, but died. Police pending medical examiner's cause.
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Stettler
Alberta
David Stahl
Gadsby
Foothills Hospital
Calgary
Canadian bank mergers face likely rejection in Ottawa
Banks from Canada’s five largest institutions await a decision on proposed mergers between Royal Bank and Bank of Montreal and Toronto Dominion with Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce. The federal Competition Bureau report labeled the deals problematic and Finance Minister Paul Martin is expected to rule. Industry leaders hint at potential restructurings to address concerns and salvage the proposals.
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Toronto
Canada
Ottawa
Royal Bank
Bank of ‘Montreal
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
Federal Competition ‘Bureau
Paul Martin
Matthew Barrett
Bank of Montreal
Royal
John Cleghorn
Barrett
Wisdom Pride Rides Out Then Returns On Foot
A terse Italian proverb says wisdom Pride mounted a horse and came back on foot, implying pride or wisdom travel in grand or forceful ways but end up Humble. The line mirrors a moral about humility after display.
Kennedy Alleges Salary From Skate Tour Amid Foundation Scrutiny
Calgary hockey figure Sheldon Kennedy defended a 7500 monthly pay from donations for a cross country summer skate charity. Wayne McNeil of the Sheldon Kennedy Foundation says about 40000 was paid over five months. A Toronto charity lawyer calls the arrangement improper and risks loss of charitable license and tax issues.
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Calgary
Sheldon Kennedy
Canada
Kennedy
Graham James
Wayne McNeil
Sheldon Kennedy Foundation
NHL
Toronto
Abema
Licene
Wolfe Goodman
Fe Foundation
Federal review could cut loan access for high default schools
Banks pressure Ottawa to curb student loan risk by removing institutions with high delinquency rates from eligibility lists. About 100 delegates from banks governments and schools met behind closed doors to push for tighter controls as credits default costs rise.
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Ottawa
Elizabeth Carlyle
Canadian Federation of Students
Cece
Royal
CIBC
Senate
Fragmented text yields unclear historical note
An OCR fragment from a historical newspaper page provides limited readable content. The text appears scrambled with possible foreign accents and missing context, hindering precise identification of people, places, or events.
Clinton vows not to resign amid impeachment crisis
President Clinton, amid a looming impeachment battle, pledges he will not resign if impeached. The House plans to vote on four articles related to his Lewinsky affair and efforts to keep details secret, with a Senate trial to follow. Clinton, in a Jerusalem press conference, urged Israeli and Palestinian leaders toward peace.
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Richard Nixon
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Monica’ Lewinsky
Senate
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Jerusalem
Middle East
Wye River
Accor
U.S
House ‘of Representatives
Lewinsky
House
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Bill
Kenneth
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