Lougheed Faces Alberta Mood Shift Amid Economic Reevaluation
Alberta Premier Peter Lougheed discusses the shift in public mood after a decade of growth, the economy’s downturn, and the party’s communication gaps. He notes ongoing programs, deregulation efforts, and the need for Ottawa policy changes while defending government roles in oil, gas, and air travel.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Peter Lougheed
Medicine Hat
Lougheed
Syncrude
Pacific Western Airlines
Pacific Western
Henry Kroeger
PWA
Western Canada
Ottawa
Alsands
Toronto
NEB
Liberal comeback hopes grow in western Canada after Trudeau
Western Liberals anticipate Trudeau’s exit and Turner’s rise as leader, with John Turner's growing stature and a potential Versailles return spark. The West foresees Liberals surging if Trudeau departs, while the NDP falters without Blakeney and Broadbent’s Western reach.
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Calgary
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
John Turner
Trudeau
Versailles
West
New Democrats
Saskatchewan
Allan Blakeney
Ed Broadbent
Ontario
Liberals
Manitoba
Alberta
B.C
Turner
Jean Chretien
Peter Lougheed
Social Credit
John Diefenbaker
All Parties
NDP
Joe Clark
Clark
Quebec
Liberal Party
Jack Horner
Canadian National
Cabbie’s tale and a Virginia justice clash
A jogger cabbie in Fairfax County recounts a bank robbery scene and a drug case found in his apartment. The piece follows a 40 year prison term for Roger Trenton Davis, upheld by the Supreme Court, then halved by Governor Robb with potential parole in 1984, highlighting racial overtones in Virginia's justice system.
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Washington
Bill Cosby
Washington, D.C
Virginia
Potomac) River
Fairfax County
Roger Trenton Davis
Davis
Wytheville
U.S
US. Supreme Court
Chuck Robb
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Prince Rupert
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Charles Lynch
Calgary Herald
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Southam
Don Sellar
Robb
Washington Post