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25 Jul 1986
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 1986
Page
1
Montreal police identify suspect in officer slaying
St Hubert police say Carol Pinel 26 will be charged with first degree murder attempted murder and weapons offences in the shooting death of Const Marcel Simard 33 a 10 year veteran and father of three. Police seek a second suspect as other details remain under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacasse
Pinel
Simard
Louis Lavigne
Pierre Trudeau
St-Hubert
Pint-Sized Parade Lights Up Downtown Streets
The 26th Kiddies Parade drew over 1,500 children along Third and Second Streets to Riverside Park in Medicine Hat. Mayors, MLAs, MPs and dignitaries led the march as kids in costumes and fancy outfits showcased creativity with bikes, clowns, pets, and themed groups from local clubs and camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Macleod Trail
South Railway Street
Second Street
Riverside Park
Ted Grimm
Jim Horsman
Bob Porter
Jennifer Gale
Angie McGarry
Jennifer Ruff
Angie
Rainbow Child Development Centre
Medicine Hat Baton Club
Elks Majorettes
Walsh Day Camp
Medicine Hat Kinsmen
Vincent Massey Gymnastics Club
Phyllis Becker
Bermudas Return Sparks Cheer at Commonwealth Games Opener
Bermuda rejoined the opening parade after a late decision reversal, marching into Meadowbank Stadium alongside 26 teams as Prince Philip opened the 13th Commonwealth Games. Sprinter William Trott and eight Bermudan athletes faced shock before entering to cheers from about 22,000 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowbank Stadium
Prince Philip
Britain
South Africa
William Trott
John Swan
Olympic Association
Bermuda
Philip
Prince Andrew
Sarah Ferguson
Ben Johnson
Toronto
Canada
City drops bylaw charges against Sunday opening dealer
Medicine Hat dealer Jerry Ham of Medicine Hat Plymouth Chrysler Ltd. had faced unlawful Sunday opening charges on Dec 8 15 and 22 1985. City Solicitor Frank OConnell cited a similar IGA case loss and said the decision to drop the charges came from his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Strickland
the News the City
Jerry Ham
Maple Ave
S.E
Council On Medicine Hat
Ham
Bill Anhorn
IGA
Ontario
Court of Queen's Bench
Four men arrested in Alberta stock manipulation scheme
RCMP say four men were charged in connection with a market manipulation plot tied to Audit Resources Inc. Arrests occurred in Vancouver and Edmonton. Charges include conspiracy to affect market price and conspiracy to possess crime proceeds. Police seized cash totaling 10000 plus 408000 US and 559200 shares across four firms. The scheme involved nickel stock activity on Alberta and Vancouver exchanges. The Alberta Securities Commission issued a cease trade order against Audit Resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
RCMP
Alberta
Edmonton
Audit Resources Inc
Robert Bozo Lalich
Robert Andrew McNeilly
John L. Donaldson
McNeilly
Donaldson
Floyd Leland Ogle
Greenwood
Ark
North Sun Resources
Calif
Nor-Con Exploration Ltd
Ampac Petroleum Petroleum Resources Inc
Audit Resources
Alberta Stock Exchange
No-Con
Ampac
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Alberta Exchange
Alberta Securities Commission
First Commonwealth Securities Corp
First Commonwealth
Wheat exports to South Africa amid sanctions pressure
The Canadian Wheat Board began exporting 55 000 tonnes of wheat to South Africa last May, the first since a decade, despite Ottawa sanctions pressure. The sale, a business decision, drew South African threats to rebalance purchases if sanctions tighten. Prices for wheat, barley, and oats are expected to fall in the new crop year as grain deliveries rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canadian Wheat Board
South Africa
Ottawa
Pretoria
Toronto Star
Canada
Wheat Board
Charlie Mayer
Arnold Metz
Washington
Australia
Metz
United States
Europe
Mayer
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Frank Webbe
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