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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 19, 1987
Page
1
Pawley demands full trade debate in Meech Lake context
Manitoba Premier Howard Pawley, a New Democrat, says he will halt promoting Meech Lake until a comprehensive debate on the U.S. free trade pact is finished. He argues trade concerns undercut nation-building efforts, while federal studies on trade impacts remain unreleased as cabinet confidences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meech Lake
Manitoba
Howard Pawley
New Democrat
United States
Ottawa
Brian Mulroney
Pawley
Quebec
Employment Department
Simon de Jong
Benoit Bouchard
John Turner
Canada
Ed Broadbent
RCMP Search Office on Parliament Hill Leaves Mystery Unclear
Ottawa reports say RCMP officers searched a member of Parliament’s office this week on Parliament Hill. Justice Minister Hnatyshyn said the search had no link to a scandal or Mirabel airport investigations, but refused to identify the MP or give further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
RCMP
Parliament Hill
Justice
Ray Hnatyshyn
The
Commons
Mirabel
Montreal
Hnatyshyn
John Fraser
Toxin identified in PEI mussels after deadly outbreak
Ottawa authorities announced federal scientists have identified domoic acid as the toxin behind illness and deaths linked to Prince Edward Island mussels. The toxin is associated with a rare seaweed, chondria, and was confirmed after a lengthy search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Prince Edward Island
Atlantic
Quebec cries foul after frigate contract awarded
The Quebec government condemned the federal choice to award a multi billion dollar contract to build six navy frigates to a New Brunswick shipyard. Premier Bourassa led the reaction denouncing Ottawa's decision as biased and unfair. The dispute centers on regional economic impact and defence sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brunswick
Quebec
Bourassa
Montreal
Robert Bourassa
Quebec City
Daniel Johnson
Ottawa
Saint John Shipbuiding Ltd
Consolati
Ize
Paramax Electronics Systems Inc
Defence
Perrin Beatty
Coalition Not Ruled Out by Turner and Broadbent
Liberal Leader John Turner and NDP Chief Ed Broadbent say they do not rule out a coalition after the next election if Parliament is minority. Bourassa blasts Ottawa over Quebec shipyard contracts while Flat criteria discuss benefits and future work. J K Irving welcomes a long term shipyard contract in Saint John, New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uttawa
Liberal
John Turner
NDP
Ed Broadbent
Turner
CBC Television
Broadbent
St. John
J.K. Irving
New Brunswick
Calg ary man jailed for cat cruelty after car arson
In Calgary, 19 year old Paul Joseph Cook received a one month sentence for setting his cat on fire and dousing the animal with lighter fluid. The ruling overturned a prior one day sentence deemed inadequate. He faces two years without pets and two years probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Paul Chrumka
Court of Queen’s Bench
Paul Joseph Cook
Cook
John Reilly
Chrumka
Reilly
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
David Yanko
Yanko
$4 Billion Oil Sands Project Planned in Northern Alberta
A proposed $4 billion oil sands project in northern Alberta aims for completion by April, with Athaba Shields leading the initiative and overseeing the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Athaba
Shields
Ottawa seeks partial ownership in oilsands project
The federal government aims for partial ownership as recognition of its investment in a planned oilsands venture. OSLO consortium includes Crown-owned Alberta Oilsands Equity, Esso Resources Canada, Gulf Canada, Canadian Occidental, PetroCanada, and PanCanadian. A $6.5 million study and seismic work are planned for a site near Fort McMurray at Kear Lake, 50 km north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields
Oslo
Alberta Oilsands Equity
Esso Resources Canada Ltd
Gulf Canada Corp
Canadian Occidental Petroleum Ltd
PetroCanada
PanCanadian Petroleum Ltd
Kear Lake
Fort
McMurray
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