Medicine Hat council travel expenses rise amid budget cuts
Medicine Hat taxpayers cover about 75 percent more this year for city council travel, with expenses climbing from 13 000 to 22 500. Overrun stems from trips tied to a 46 million gas fields purchase and a federal gas tax case, including visits to Fredericton Ottawa and Baden Baden.
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IsraelI raids on West Beirut hit PLO positions again
Israeli planes bombed guerrilla targets in West Beirut near Bourj el Barajneh and the airport for a second day. Reports from Yasser Arafat’s base in Fakhani described multiple strikes on PLO centers and tanks near the Sabra quarter with no casualty figures immediately released.
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Right to tax gas exports riles federal stance
The piece notes Chief Justice Bora Laskin and two benchmates backing the federal claim that Ottawa can tax exports of natural gas from provincially owned wells. The report is part of a broader index entry listing items on pages 9 and 3.
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Bank rate drop signals relief for borrowers in Canada
Ottawa lowers the Bank rate to 15.60 percent from 16.17 percent amid cuts by Toronto Dominion Bank and Royal Bank of Canada. Prime rates drop to 17.25 percent for top corporate clients while consumer loan and mortgage charges may fall soon. Economists forecast continued rate relief in the near term.
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Tories win pledge to cut borrowing bill by one third
In Ottawa the government agreed to reduce its $11 billion borrowing bill by about one third and delay up to $4 billion in borrowing until fall in exchange for constraints on debate then. Opposition leaders lauded the move as saving Canada billions in interest while the government framed it as rapid passage of other legislation.
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