Judge rejects Grimm and Hirsch bid in Calgary case
Justice R V Devell signed judgment ordering Ted Grimm and John Hirsch to pay Reidy Motors Ltd 276000 dollars plus interest. The pair have 20 days to appeal after service. Case arose from 1988 suit over sale of Reidy Motors property to the city in 1979.
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Ted Grimm
John Hirsch
R.V. Devell
Reidy Motors Ltd
Court of Queen’s Bench
Calgary
Grimm
Hirsch
Devell
E.W.N
Skip
Macdonald
Reidy
Camels Fitted with Tail Lights in Broome Night Traffic Plan
In Broome Australia officials fitted camels with battery powered flashing red tail lights to reduce late day vehicle collisions on Cable Beach. The move follows several near misses as hundreds of visitors gather to watch sunsets and ride camels along the beach.
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Sydney
Reuter
Broome
Cable Beach
Mother charged after cocaine found in four year old
A Toronto mother faces charges after police blamed her for dosing her four year old son with cocaine not prescribed to him. Doctors later confirmed cocaine in the child, with police alleging four to five times the normal dose. Neighbors expressed shock at the case unfolding near Carlton and Jarvis streets.
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Toronto
Enayat Barmouz
Carlton
Jarvis
AIDS cost Canada ten billion a year says bank chief
Royal Bank chief economist John McCallum presented estimates at a World AIDS conference forum in Vancouver, pegging annual medical costs and lost human potential at 10 billion, rising to 36 billion in 15 years, as Ottawa weighs renewing its AIDS program amid fiscal pressure.
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Vancouver
Royal Bank
Canada
John McCallum
McCallum
Autopsy challenges Mexican claim on Sean Kelly death
Terri Kelly of Edmonton cites an independent Los Angeles autopsy that found no evidence of traumatic injuries or a motor vehicle crash as the cause of Sean Kellys death in Tijuana. Pathologist Dr James May said he cannot determine the exact cause and criticized authorities in Los Angeles San Diego and officials in Canada and Mexico for not pursuing the case further.
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Calgary
Sean Kelly
Kelly
Los Angeles
Tijuana
Terri Kelly
Edmonton
University of Southern California
L.A
James May
May
San Diego
Mexico
Sean
Bernardo report finds police rivalry delayed Bernardo murders
Justice Archie Campbell reports that rivalries between Toronto and Niagara police delayed testing of Paul Bernardo's DNA, allowing him to commit four rapes and two murders. The inquiry recommends DNA testing within 30 days and appointing a single lead investigator to curb turf wars.
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Toronto
Paul Bernardo
Ontario
Archie Campbell
Bernardo
Campbell
Scarborough
Leslie Mahaffy
Kristen French
Mahaffy
French
Toronto Police
Niagara Region Police
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Darwin Greaves
Wallace
Greaves
Medicine Hat
Deyell
Ann Landers
Doonesbury
Canadian Press
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Police Point Park
Durrell
Youth In Care
Alberta
Ment
Chretien
Mark Wainberg
Canadian Association of Hiv Research
Southam Newspapers
Aws
Sam Leung
Sheldon Gagley
Bow Island
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