New year brings broad Canada 2003 legal changes
The new year triggers federal rules on gun registration reforms, conflict diamonds trade controls, textile tariff changes, and plans for same sex unions, marijuana decriminalization, and native trust funds reform. CPP raises and security screening, pesticide rules, plus tougher smoking limits in Nova Scotia are set, with Newfoundland hand held cellphone ban coming later.
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Martin Cauchon
Ottawa
Cauchon
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Canada
Jean Chretien
Indian Affairs
Robert Nault
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Nova Scotia
Newfoundland and Labrador
Teen survives three days lost in New Brunswick woods
Luc Goguen, 16, of Cormierville, NB, wandered for over 72 hours after a snowmobile mishap while returning from a Christmas party. He was found Sunday by ground search teams, suffered frostbite, and faces at least a month in hospital. His rescue began after he called to rescuers.
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N.B
Goguen
Ring made from cremated remains offered as family keepsake
Calgary firm announces first world delivery of a synthetic diamond created from cremated remains. An 80 year old grandmother’s ash is processed in Italy into a 1/4 carat diamond, 3 weeks to manufacture, priced just over $3000 with pendants available. Four more orders already underway.
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Calgary
Brian Crawford
Fountain Garden Funeral Services
Italy
Crawford
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