Rabbit becomes family to dog in Nova Scotia backyard
In Salmon River Nova Scotia Frisky a chocolate rabbit hopped into Juanita Johnsons yard and befriended Sheba a seven year old Great Pyrenees. The two play sleep and share kibble forming an unlikely mother and son bond.
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Salmon River
N.S
Juanita Johnson
Johnson
Sheba
Johnsons
Frisky
Mother sues Calgary board over classroom assault claim
Sharon Bacsu sues the Calgary Board of Education and Langevin Community School teacher Mary Fendelander on behalf of her 15 year old daughter Autumn Genii Bacsu alleging February 1994 incident where classmates beat Autumn after a teacher allegedly incited them for forgetting a calculator. The suit cites injuries and emotional trauma. A defence has not been filed.
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Calgary
Southam
Calgary Board of Education
Sharon Ann Bacsu
Autumn Genii Bacsu
Langevin
Bacsu
Board of
Mary Fendelander
Rogers backs off negative option marketing for cable packages
Rogers Communications retreats after subscriber protests over seven new speciality channels. 2.6 million customers can keep current line-up without accepting all new channels, while a free viewing extension until end of February is offered. Customers must opt out to avoid added services.
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Ottawa
Southam
Bank of Canada
Finance Department
Mexico
Southam News Ottawa
Rogers Communications Inc
Rogers Cablesystems
Colin Watson
Vancouver
Rogers
Fed
Pamela
Wees
Edmonton
Shaw Communications Inc
Women’s Television Network
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Watson
Six die in Toronto high-rise blaze on Yonge Street
A 30-storey North York building fire just after 5 a.m. left at least six dead from smoke in stairwells. Four others hospitalized, two in critical condition, as flames erupted on the fifth floor near Yonge and Sheppard. Firefighters rescued residents amid sub-zero cold.
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North York
Toronto
Alan Speed
Yonge Street
Sheppard Avenue
North
York
Speed
Kenny Coglin
Elizabeth Powell
Lean year ahead in natural gas mergers and takeovers
Calgary reports analysts foresee 1995 as a lean year for natural gas, with low prices and weak stock markets driving consolidations. Weak performance by weaker producers may lead to takeovers as stronger firms buy casualties, while some savings trickle down and gas prices dip despite firmer oil.
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Calgary
Paul Ziff
Ziff Energy Group
North America
Alberta
Wilf Gobert
Peters and Co
Abortion violence seen as ongoing risk by clinic staff
Front line abortion workers say threats and violence against clinics are not new and have escalated. Security measures rise at clinics in Fredericton and Vancouver, with alarms cameras and two locked doors. Police and government action consider stronger protections amid recent Brookline and Vancouver incidents.
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Valerie Lawton
Scott
Robert Scott
Toronto
Maria Corsillo
Corsillo
Vancouver
Henry Morgentaler
Fredericton
British Columbia
RCMP
Brookline
Mass
Garson Romalis
Jane Holmes
Canadian Abortion Rights Action League
CARAL
League
Yeltsin furious as Grozny comes under sustained shelling
Russian forces pound Grozny with artillery while Chechen fighters retain control of the city centre and the presidential palace. Yeltsin demands explanations from Defence Minister Grachev amid reports of military dissension and political interference.
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Grozny
Russia
Dzhokhar Dudayev
Chechnya
Boris Yeltsin
Security Council
Moscow
Yeltsin
Defence
Pavel Grachev
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