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19 Dec 1986
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1986
Page
1
Roughriders name Gregory head coach in Saskatchewan
John Gregory is hired as the Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach after four seasons coaching the Winnipeg Blue Bombers defensive line. His three year contract was announced by general manager Bill Baker, replacing fired coach Jack Gotta. In Ottawa, Health Minister Jake Epp announced cost of living based increases to family and elderly benefits beginning January. Family allowances rise to 31.93 per child under 18 in most provinces, with Quebec and Alberta amounts varying by age and number of children. The baby bonus is no longer fully adjusted for CPI, and annual increases depend on CPI. Old age security pensions and related supports also rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
John Gregory
Saskatchewan Roughriders
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Gregory
Roughriders
Bill Baker
Jack Gotta
Ottawa
Jake Epp
Quebec
Alberta
Sunday Shopping Ban Enforced By Medicine Hat Court
Stores in Medicine Hat will close on Sundays after the Supreme Court of Canada upheld the Sunday opening ban as constitutional. Local retailers respond despite lingering questions from a prior June ruling that dismissed bylaw charges for vagueness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Curren
Medicine Hat
Supreme Court of Canada
Don Getty
Alberta
Larry Brink
Ann Lovin
Lovin
Sears
Richard Callaway
Rob Osbaldeston
The
Bay
Canada Safeway
Larry McLennan
McLennan
Supreme Court
Ontario
Kai Hon Wong
IGA Foodland
Wong
Kresge’s
Eaton’s
Ald
Murray McCartney
Environmental protection act would levy unlimited fines
A federal environmental protection act proposed Thursday would impose unlimited fines on polluters and up to five years jail for directors. It would cap daily fines at 1 million for breaking pollution standards or failing chemical safety tests. Industry supports measures though costs and delays are anticipated. transport, vehicle emissions, and pesticides remain under other federal rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southam News
Ottawa
Environment
Tom McMillan
McMillan
New Democrat Environment
Bill Blaikie
Helpers aid needy at Santa Claus Fund drive
Southview School class 6B volunteers wrap toys at the Santa Claus Fund office as Medicine Hat and Redcliff families prepare for Christmas. More than 75 volunteers assist with sorting food hampers and toy packing, while donations push toward the $50,000 goal with recent gifts from hospital staff Craven Hall Real Estate AGT employees and local donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hot Air Cadets
Santa Claus
Medicine Hat
Redcliff
Mike Fiala
Christine Diemert
the News
Southview
Santa Claus Fund
Donette Patrick
Patrick
Delores Seitz
Gertrude Coulter
Medicine Hat and District Hospital
Craven Hall Real Estate Ltd
AGT
Iran official says US paid ransom to Iran in Lebanon deal
Hasemi Rafsanjani, Tehran parliamentary speaker, claims Washington paid Tehran ransom to free three American hostages in Lebanon over 18 months. He says the US was stung by the deal and calls the West vulnerable to Tehran's intrigues, while denying any direct arms-for-hostages exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Reuter
Washington
U.S
Lebanon
United States
Hasemi Rafsanjani
Iran
White House
Rafsanjani
West
Supreme Court rules right to picket protected and opens access
On its busiest day of 1986 the Supreme Court of Canada issued three landmark rulings. It protected picketing as a freedom of expression, expanded challenges to government programs, and ordered Ontario to disclose secret documents on a controversial resort lodge. The decisions also extended the Charter to common law and to judges, while limiting its reach to government acts and not private lawsuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southam News
Ottawa
Supreme Court of Canada
Supreme Court
Ontario
B.C
Canada
Bertha Wilson
Winnipeg
Robert James Finlay
Manitoba
Finlay
McIntyre
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