Thieves Hit Local Pasta Spots In Patterned Heist
In Vancouver area crime reports, nine salt and pepper shakers were stolen from Tino's Pizza in Coquitlam the same day a recipe book vanished from Red Tomato Pasta Bar. A day earlier Anducci's Pasta Bar in Burnaby lost $6000 in cannelloni and lasagne. Shannon Garraway, Tino's assistant manager, calls it an odd scheme to field a new restaurant.
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Burnaby
Shannon Garraway
Tino’s
Truck drags Toyota after snowbound chase on Highway 855
A Jasper woman trapped under a semi in a snowstorm drives 30 minutes with the Toyota Tercel wedged under the trailer. The truck driver later stops and finds the car wrecked. she suffers a possible broken ankle from braking. Tonya Harding denies involvement in Kerrigan attack. no charges yet. Kerrigan skates in Stoneham, Mass., with no limp.
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Jasper
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Poirier
Portland
Ore
Tonya Harding
Nancy Kerrigan
Jeff Gillooly
Ron Hoover
Gillooly
Harding
Kerrigan
U.S
Shawn Eckardt
Dennis Rawlinson
Eckardt
Hoover
Major 6.6 Quake Strikes Los Angeles Area
The 6.6 magnitude quake centered on Northridge toppled buildings and ruptured gas lines. Dozens killed or injured with fires and widespread outages. officials declared emergencies as hospitals filled with walking wounded and residents urged to conserve power and gas.
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California
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U.S
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Wallerstein
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Las Vegas
New-look parliament opens with Speaker selection
Ottawa reports the 35th Parliament returns with Liberals facing a $46 billion deficit and promise of hope for the unemployed. Bloc Quebecois aims to defend sovereignty and social programs while Reformers pledge to act as a people's barometer starting with a civility-focused Speaker choice. Monte Solberg endorses restoring order as MPs vote.
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Bloc Quebecois
Canada
Preston Manning
Reformers
House of Commons
Medicine Hat
Monte Solberg
No new taxes in budget says prime minister
Prime Minister Jean Chretien and Finance Minister Paul Martin indicate the federal budget will not include new tax increases. Chretien cites a $46 billion deficit as a constraint on deeper tax cuts while Martin notes plans to close loopholes and tighten exemptions without creating new taxes.
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Martin
Toronto Sun
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Record cold grips Canada as system strains energy grids
Canada endures bitter weekend as Montreal braces for outages and Toronto gas supply tightens. Up to 20 cm snow forecast for southern Ontario with -36 C in Regina and -39 C in Winnipeg. Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island face heavy rain as New Brunswick geese advisories.
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North America
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Prince Edward Island
Premier Klein Sets Alberta Fireside Address to Sell Cuts
Ralph Klein, Alberta premier, returns to television with a provincewide fireside address at 7 p.m. on CFCN Edmonton CFRN Calgary and CITL Lloydminster to rally support for a four year deficit cut of 2.44 to 3.4 billion. The plan targets health education and social services amid growing public fear of cuts. Critics call the 30 minute slot a 50000 PR exercise funded by taxpayers under ACCESS CBC alternatives.
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