Poll shows Chretien slipping in Quebec and Canada
An Angus Reid-Southam poll of 1,501 Canadians finds Jean Chretien's approval dropping 19 points in Quebec and 15 points nationally since the Liberal leadership win. In Quebec 66% disapprove and 17% approve. nationally 39% disapprove and 36% approve.
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Calgary
Jean Chretien
Quebec
Angus Reid-Southam
Chretien
Formance
Liberal Party
Tories
New Democrats
Vative
Liberals
Reid
Prairies
Ontario
Atlantic Canada
Mulroney
Mohawks demand Parliament recall over Oka standoff
About 150 Indian chiefs from across Canada urge Prime Minister Mulroney to reconvene Parliament to end the Oka and Kahnawake clashes. They call for simultaneous withdrawal of police and Mohawks and resume talks, with sanctions on Canada if Ottawa refuses to bargain.
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Que
Brian Mulroney
Kahnawake Reserve
Oka
Montreal
Joe Norton
Mercier Bridge
Chretien
Pierre Trudeau
Norton
Siddon
Canada
Quebec Human Rights Commission
Commission
Loran Thompson
Thompson
Warrior Society
Akwesasne
Canada- U.S
Cornwall
Ont
Turpentine from pulp mill to perfume 600000 project planned
Procter and Gamble Cellulose near Grande Prairie plans to recover crude turpentine from mill effluent to supply a French company for perfumes and pharmaceuticals. The project includes storage, a condenser, and rail loading to move about 1500 litres daily to a St. Lawrence Seaway port for shipment to France, with first cargo due in September.
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Grande Prairie
Alta
Alberta
Jon Larter
Procter and Gamble Cellulose
Wapiti River
Larter
France
Canada
Procter and Gamble
St. Lawrence Seaway
Windsor teen parents deny murder in infant death
The teenage parents Raymond LaRoche 19 and Sandra Soulliere 17 deny involvement after their seven month old son Raymond Soulliere is found dead in the Detroit River. Police say autopsy results were expected and no suspects have been named while residents confront the couple with anger near their Windsor apartment.
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Detroit River
Raymond LaRoche
Sandra Soulliere
Raymond Soulliere
Toronto
Gary Menzel
Raymond
Soulliere
Toronto Sun
LaRoche
Pariah
Western Canada lottery to offer NHL pool betting
The Western Canada Lottery Corporation plans Sport Select pools allowing $100 NHL bets in corner stores by the 1990-91 season. The program, tested as Power Play, requires choosing weekly game winners and aims to attract sports enthusiasts despite NHL objections and legal concerns in other provinces.
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Calgary
Western Canada Lottery Corporation
Sport
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Territories
Lottery Corporation
Cyndy Bowen
Winnipeg
League
Quebec
British Columbia
NHL
Gil Stein
Calgary Flames
Cliff
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