Man guilty of PM threat in Thetford Mines
Ylvain Arsenault 44 pleaded guilty in Quebec Court Justice Narcisse Proulx to uttering a death threat against Prime Minister Jean Chretien. He admitted making the remark after entering a Thetford Mines motel last summer and asking a receptionist if she knew Chretien.
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Chretien May Appoint New Ministers Before Parliament
Prime Minister Jean Chretien may fill three cabinet vacancies before Parliament reconvenes, with insiders predicting a minor move to plug two holes. Key losses include Bernie Boudreau and Raymond Chan, prompting discussion of Nova Scotia and Asia-Pacific portfolios and potential West.
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Court ruling limits municipal zoning power in British Columbia
Canada's top court ruled 4 3 that BC municipalities cannot bind future councils with zoning changes. The decision affects Victoria and similar towns, saying judges should not rewrite legislation and that only elected legislators can alter zoning. Pacific National Investments faced about 6 million in profit from a Victoria Inner Harbour project downgraded after rezoning.
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