Change Likely For Gay Road In Kelowna To Edith Gay Road
Kelowna city council approves a name change for Gay Road to Edith Gay Road after six of nine property owners request the change. Two homeowners oppose, one unnamed objector questions the move, saying the name is pleasant and means happiness. The change aligns with Edith Gay Park at the street west end. The objector notes address changes ahead but jokes about not being around long.
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Kelowna
B.C
Gay Road
Edith Gay Road
Jim McIntyre
Boy not guilty in death of infant half-brother
A 12-year-old boy, identified under Young Offenders Act rules, found not guilty of second degree murder in the death of his 21-day-old half-brother who died after head injuries. The judge ruled the Crown did not prove beyond a reasonable doubt the youth had exclusive opportunity to kill the infant.
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Edmonton
Anne Russell
Mother questions judge after man’s five year sentence
The mother of Brian Landrick, 20, who pleaded guilty to aggravated assault, publicly challenged provincial court Judge Kopstein after a judge ordered five years in prison for beating bystander Jerry Gross, 22, outside a Winnipeg bar last June.
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Winnipeg
Robert Kopstein
Brian Landrick
Landrick
Kopstein
Jerry Gross
Index They May Be Irreconcilable Yet They Must Settle
A brief item notes that differences between parties appear irreconcilable but the outcome requires a resolution. The comment reflects editorial emphasis on reconciliation despite conflict.
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Kierans
Tyson accuser denies romantic interest in court
An 18 year old Miss Black America contestant testified she sought Tyson's attention but had no desire for a relationship. She described kissing him after entering his limousine and said he pinned her, stripped her, and raped her in a hotel room, despite her pleas to stop.
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Indianapolis
Mike Tyson
Tyson
Vincent Fuller
Fuller
Mr. Tyson
Horner Subject of RCMP Review Over Lobbying Allegations
RCMP confirm reviewing allegations that Jack Horner former Liberal cabinet minister and ex CN Rail chair may have lobbied without registration. A spokesman notes no formal criminal investigation. The probe follows a complaint about Horner's lobbying activities linked to Air Canada and a Japan landing rights bid.
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Ottawa
RCMP
Jack Horner
Liberal
CN Rail
Andre Guertin
Horner
Guertin
Mounties
Corinne MacLaurin
Lobbyists Registration Branch
Air Canada
Don Mazankowski
Japan
Quebec to receive nearly half of 1992 equalization rise
Ottawa will boost equalization to six hundred million over 1992 and 1993 94 for the seven poorest provinces led by Quebec with a one time two hundred million retroactive lump sum. Quebec will gain about one hundred ninety eight million next year with other gains for Saskatchewan Manitoba New Brunswick Nova Scotia Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island.
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Utham
Quebec
Don Mazankowski
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
Prince Edward Island
Mazankowski
New
Barrels From Al-Tec Dumped in Medicine Hat Landfill
Workers searched Medicine Hat's landfill for 200 empty steel drums from the Al-Tec Sanitation Systems site on Highway 41A. City officials paused removal, citing a miscommunication, while contractors argued the drums contained mostly dirt and rainwater and were to be safely disposed of at Swan Hills.
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Al-Tec
Jeff Welke
The
News
BFI
Medicine Hat
Al-Tec Sanitation Systems Ltd
Albert Bizio
Calgary
Bizio
Browning Ferris Industries
Western Research of
Browning Ferris
Lanny Kerkhoff
Western Research
Kerkhoff
Swan Hills
Lois Rissling
Mazankowski rules out new taxes in coming budget
Canada’s finance minister says no tax hikes planned in the next federal budget and no assured tax cuts. He notes other stimulus ideas from last month remain under discussion at the February first ministers’ meeting while the deficit target remains tight and Ottawa would lead any broad changes. The Bank of Canada raised its key rate to curb a falling dollar.
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Foundland
Hubert Kitchen
Quebec
Gerard Levesque
Levesque
Confederation
Ottawa
Ontario
Alberta
British Columbia
Mazankowski
Don Mazankowski
Dick Johnston
U.S
George Bush
Bank of Canada
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