Victoria affair ends with roofer awarded damages
In Victoria, a small claims judge ordered a roofer to receive 1500 in damages after a mix up with Monday Magazine swapped his number with an escort named Lauren who advertised as a discreet little angel. The judge noted the escort trade appears busy and profitable.
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Canadians spend millions on jets despite retirement plan
A CBC white paper says CF-5 fighters are slated for retirement but Ottawa already spent about 200 million on wings avionics and maintenance since 1988 with more to come. Critics say taxpayers gain little as the fleet nears retirement amid ongoing defence cost questions.
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Trynchy Dropped From Alberta Cabinet After Ethics Report
Alberta cabinet member Peter Trynchy was removed after ethics commissioner Bob Clark found no breach of the Conflict of Interest Act but noted poor judgment and inappropriate behavior for hiring Sandstar Corp to pave his Mayerthorpe home driveway. Trynchy filed defamation suits and criticized Clark as the report was released.
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CSIS chief hails spy operation against Heritage Front
Ward Elcock defended the CSIS infiltration of a neo Nazi group calling it well run and highly successful. He said the operation produced a valuable informant inside the Heritage Front and that Canadians got good value for money amid controversy linked to the Grant Bristow affair.
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Russian general refuses to advance on Grozny over constitutional protest
Gen. Ivan Babichev declared the armored convoy would stop advancing toward Grozny, calling the operation against the constitution and vowing not to fire on civilians. Chechen leader Dudayev ordered troops to pull back from frontline positions as Russian deadlines loom.
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Palliser Health Authority slashes senior administration
Palliser Health Authority plans to reduce senior administration from 21 to eight regional administrators as southeastern Alberta embraces a regional system. The move targets six hospitals and the Medicine Hat health centre, aiming to save about $550,000 and shift programs and services to regional oversight.
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Feds to Review Tax Credit Plan In Wake of Bank Profits
In Toronto, critics call Canada’s tax credit for R and D outrageous as banks could gain up to 300 million. Nell Brooks of Osgoode Hall questions credits labeled for research and development while tech firms struggle for loans. Finance minister Paul Martin says the issue will be examined in February budget.
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