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30 Jul 1987
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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 30, 1987
Page
1
Bank of Canada Rate Jumps to 9.22 Percent
The Bank of Canada raised its key rate to 9.22 percent from 8.76 percent after weeks of inactivity. The move signals higher borrowing costs for consumers and suggests further increases may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bank of Canada
Bleak outlook for stranded false killer whale in B C harbor
A young false killer whale in Ucluelet harbor appears ill and separated from its pod. Parks Canada and experts warn survival is unlikely and Vancouver Aquarium says rescue is unlikely, noting the whale’s navigation and health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Ucluelet Harbor
Vancouver Island
Parks Canada
Mark Hobson
Vancouver Public Aquarium
Stefani Hewlett
B.C
Hewlett
Hobson
Monkey Stowaway Monkey Business on Jumbo Jet
A 20 inch macaque briefly commandeered a Boeing 747 cargo jet en route to Kennedy from Manila. The ape escaped its crate and trapped the pilot co pilot and engineer in the cockpit until authorities captured the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kennedy International Airport
Manila
John Schneider
Mulroney pushes recall to curb illegal immigration
Prime Minister Brian Mulroney announced Parliament will be recalled to address illegal immigration after 174 Sikhs landed in Nova Scotia. He warned many arrivals are illegal aliens and said new measures will extend existing laws. Authorities in Ottawa investigate a tipped possible 100 migrant ship from Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meech Lake
Que
Brian Mulroney
Nova Scotia
Mulroney
Don Mazankowski
Commons
John Fraser
Ment
Ottawa
Antwerp
Canada
Benoit Bouchard
Antoine Normand
Bouchard
Investors to control liquidation committee for Alberta firms
In Edmonton a Court of Queen's Bench panel approved in principle an order giving investors in two failed Principal Group companies a say in the liquidation process. The Investment Contract Holders Committee will work with Coopers and Lybrand while an independent inspector monitors proceedings. Final approval was anticipated, with safeguards to protect all investors and potential applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Ronald Berger
Berger
Coopers and Lybrand
Don Logan
Suzanne Mah
Post disruption plans revealed by Canadian Postal Workers
Confidential union documents show the Canadian Union of Postal Workers planning disruption against private operators to back contract demands. Local leaders are asked to recruit members to pose as difficult customers at 2000 private substations, using scenarios such as deafness or indecision to pressure subpost offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Authier
Southam News
Ottawa
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
Canada
Post Office
Jean-Claude Parrot
Indian troops land in Sri Lanka to enforce peace pact
Thousands of Indian forces arrived on Sri Lanka's Jaffna peninsula to back a peace accord ending the civil war. Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi was struck by a Sri Lankan guard in Colombo but escaped serious harm. Gandhi said the assailant aimed to strike him on the head, and he described a lump and shoulder injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombo
Sri Lanka
India
J. N. Dixit
Jaffna
Lalith Athulathmudali
Associated Press
Rajiv Gandhi
Gandhi
Junius Jayewardene
Navy
New Delhi
Guard of Honor
Alberta allure waning as Ocelot bets on Saskatchewan growth
Calgary based Ocelot Industries plans 316 wells in Saskatchewan this year and aims to invest 140 million dollars by end of 1988. The company says Alberta policy and threats from Premier Getty hinder discount sales, pushing it to focus on Saskatchewan where deregulation expands market access. Saskatchewan deals already account for most of its open energy market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Ocelot Industries Ltd
Brooke Wade
Ocelot
Saskatchwan Gas
David Lyons
Devine
Regina
Don Getty
Neil Webber
Webber
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