Mathieu told troops to kill says Toronto Star report
The Toronto Star reports that Lt Col Carol Mathieu allegedly told officers in February 1993 that troops should shoot Somali looters and he would cover it up. The remark, tied to the Somalia affair, is cited from a confidential military police report. Mathieu’s lawyer denies the claim.
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Canadian Airborne Regiment
Somalia
Toronto Star
Carol Mathieu
Belet Huen
The
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Mathieu
Ottawa
Steven Mitchell
Shidane Arone
Mitchell
Paul Hope
Michel Rainville
Rainville
Raphael Schachter
Texans warned to choose long distance carrier carefully
In Kennedale Texas a firm trademarked phrases such as I Don t Care and It Doesn t Matter as carrier names. The company charges about double the rates for some calls compared with major providers. KTand-T president Dennis Dees defends the branding saying they do exactly what the name implies.
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Houston
Texa
Fort Worth
Kennedale
Texas
Dennis Dees
Kt- And-T
Irish peace up in flames in Londonderry riots
In Londonderry the first death from a week of Northern Ireland riots occurred as Catholics clash with police and troops. Martin McGuinness suggested the victim may have been struck by a British army vehicle amid widespread petrol bomb attacks and gunfire at a Belfast police station.
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Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Martin McGuinness
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Sinn Fein
Reuters
Orange Order
Ballymurphy
West Belfast
Old Park Road
Alberta cattle commission study weighs oil gas emissions on livestock
After years of study the report cannot confirm if normal well emissions harm cattle. It urges more research, focusing on gas flare pollutants and brine contamination, while noting zero toxicology data exists for these substances around animals.
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Gary Sargent
Alberta Cattle Com
Canada
Energy
Alberta
Richard Johnson
Alberta Environment Centre
Alberta Cattle Commission
WDA
Cattle Commission
Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers
The
Energy and Utilities Board
Alberta to probe Trimac operations at Swan Hills facility
Calgary province will investigate Trimac Ltd and sister company TriWaste CleanCare over activities at the Swan Hills hazardous waste site and competing operations at Redwater. Officials cite a contract breach with Bovar Inc and possible licence scope violations, amid a $147.5 million government payout.
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Trimac Ltd
Swan Hillis
Jon Havelock
Crown Corporation
Swan Hills
The
Herald
Trimac
Bovar Inc
Liberal Environment
Bruce Collingwood
Bovar
TriWaste CleanCare Inc
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