Clinton Faces Subpoena in Lewinsky Inquiry Test
White House seeks a deal with prosecutor Kenneth Starr to avoid direct testimony by President Clinton. A subpoena was served on lawyer David Kendall requiring Clinton to appear at the grand jury, with Rahm Emanuel saying the president aims to cooperate and provide needed information. Starr probes lying under oath about Clinton and Lewinsky and possible cover up.
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Shooting arrest ends manhunt in Sault Ste. Marie
Nathan Hanna, sought after the shooting death of the Evening News circulation manager, was critically wounded Sunday in a police confrontation outside Sault Ste. Marie. Officers ordered him to drop a shotgun. he fired, and police returned fire, hitting him in the abdomen chest and leg. He remained in stable guarded condition at a local hospital.
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Little League Prairie Championships
Hat teams swing into action as Rangers face competitive swing at the Prairie League championships. A brisk contest brings young players to the field with growing skill and league spirit.
Medicine Hat Teams Shine in Prairie Championship Weekend
In Medicine Hat and surrounding action four little league all star groups battled for crowns. Southwest Lethbridge beat the hometown Rangers 9 2 to reach the final while Medicine Hat swept through Friday and chased a title with a 14 11 victory over Chinook in the final at Lowell McDonnell Field. Royals dominated Prairie Championships at Fort McMurray improving to 21 0 with a 10 0 win over Calgary Fish Creek and a 6 0 win over Red Deer as Danny Theofan pitched a shutout and Tyler Lutz hit a double and a triple. The Inland Concrete Junior Jays edged Calgary Northwest 7 4 as Troy Gillesbrook allowed four hits in a four hitter.
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Canadians oppose bank mergers without more competition
A COM PAS poll shows 27 percent absolutely oppose major bank mergers in Canada unless new competitors enter the market. Another 37 percent would approve if retail competition from smaller banks and other institutions is allowed. The poll shapes Finance Minister Paul Martin’s fall decision on Bank of Montreal Royal Bank and CIBC Toronto Dominion deals.
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Report warns Goren officials on aboriginal compensation costs
A secret internal document shows officials weighed court litigation versus offering redress to residential school victims. It argues a government compensation package would likely be cheaper and reduce lawsuits while cautioning against using wording that admits blame. Ottawa says it was not involved in reconciliation efforts.
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Swordfish attack sinks Maltese boat plug helps
A swordfish escaped Maltese nets, rammed the Our Lady of Pompei 150 kilometres off Malta, piercing the engine room with its bill. Crewmembers killed the fish, severed its head, and left the body in the hull hole to seal the leak.
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Ruling Could Cost Eight Billion in Pay Equity Case
Federal workers from Vancouver to St. John’s await a landmark Canadian decision by the Human Rights Tribunal. The ruling could cost the Liberal government up to eight billion dollars in back pay interest and damages, affecting nearly 200 000 current and former public servants. The case centers on a long running wage gap claim by the Public Service Alliance of Canada alleging pay disparities for work of equal value. The Treasury Board says about one billion in adjustments has been paid since 1990 while the union cites a 1.3 billion settlement offer last year.
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