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04 Jun 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 1987
Page
1
Bank of Canada Rate Rises to 8.5 Percent
Ottawa CP reports the Bank of Canada increased its key rate to 8.5 percent from 8.44 percent set the previous week. The move tightens borrowing costs and signals policy firmness amid financial market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bank of Canada
Two British soldiers killed at CFB Suffield during Simex 87
Two British Army soldiers were killed at Canadian Forces Base Suffield during a training exercise on Simex 87. They were outside a vehicle at 2:20 a.m. when struck by it. identities withheld until families are notified. More than 1,000 British troops participate in the laser-based war game Simex 87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Forces Base
Suffield
Paul Crossman
Cfb
Crossman
Conservative fund targets NDP in alarm over socialist threat
A secret $560000 Conservative fund aims to shield Canada from a Soviet style NDP government. Bill Jarvis asserts field organizers in ridings where the NDP infiltrates and warns of a collapse under socialist rule. NDP secretary Dennis Young calls the attack vicious and unfounded while noting limited impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Macqueen
Southam
Ottawa
Conservative
Canada
NDP
Bill Jarvis
Jarvis
New Democratic Party
Southam News
New Democrats
Liberals
Dennis Young
Young
Ed Broadbent
Meech Lake accord temperately praised by premiers
The Meech Lake constitutional amendment gains cautious praise from Mulroney and premiers as Quebec voices pride. Ontario and the Northwest Territories express reservations while critics warn of a rough ride in Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brian Mulroney
Ontario
David Peterson
Peterson
Meech Lake
Mulroney
Que- Mulroney
Quebec
Northwest Territories
Pierre Trudeau
Robert Bourassa
Bourassa
Ottawa
Supreme Court
Toronto
Liberal
Sergio Marchi
Larry Grossman
Liberals
Tories
NDP
Saskatchewan
Grant Devine
Regina
West
Canada
Newfoundland
Brian Peckford
Peckford
Iran Contra profits tied to Toronto Dominion Bank funds
Iran Contra witness Albert Hakim said 6.7 million dollars from Swiss custody for investment is now with Toronto Dominion Securities. He also claimed over 200 thousand dollars from arms sales for Oliver North’s family and attempted to use Betsy North to transfer funds for North’s children education. Unclear if North was told of the proceeds’ use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Cp
Iran
Toronto-Dominion Securities
London
Sue de Stein
Toronto-Dominion Bank
England
Toronto-Dominion International Ltd
de Stein
Toronto-Dominion
Albert Hakim
Hakim
U.S
White House
Oliver North
North
Betsy
Philadelphia
Daniel Inouye
Senate Investigating Committee
Horsman hails Meech Lake Accord as breakthrough
Medicine Hat MLA Jim Horsman says the final Meech Lake Accord marks a decisive step in constitutional reform and will be debated in the Alberta legislature after a marathon, with Quebec recognized as a distinct society. Alberta wins talks for regular first ministers meetings, dubbed Triple E.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Curren
Meech Lake
Alberta
Medicine Hat
Jim Horsman
Horsman
Brian Mulroney
Quebec
Canada
Senate
Think tank sees hope for Alberta's economy
Vancouver report notes Alberta could grow up to 2.5 percent if oil prices stay high, rebounding from 1.5 percent. Western Canada faces mixed prospects with weaker coal and wheat sectors, BC service slow then rebound, and US recession fears easing. Experts cite higher oil, gas, lumber and ag prices as key to faster growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Alberta
Conference Board of Canada
Western Canada
Quebec
Ontario
Gilles Rheaume
Rheaume
Dian
Canada
Japan
British Columbia
United States
U.S
Conference Board
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Western Business Outlook
Western
Central Canada
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