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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 05, 2015
Page
7
Liberal Senator Dennis Dawson urges parties to voluntarily disclose advertising spending in the three months before writs are dropped for the October federal vote. He says fixed election dates fuel a Wild West pre election spending spree and calls for ending such practices and tallying ad spend against campaign limits.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper touted tougher anti-terror actions, allocating more funds to CSIS and increasing scrutiny of foreign visitors. He stated jihadi threats to Canada are real and vowed to enhance detection of plots, choke terror financing, and tighten border controls.
Federal justice minister says Ottawa will uphold drug laws as Montreal mayor Denis Coderre vows to open supervised injection facilities with or without consent. Coderre cites city council and provincial backing, while Ottawa remains opposed and requires a federal exemption under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act.
The defence contends three funerals attended by Sen. Mike Duffy involved government business, not personal travel, amid charges of fraud and breach of trust. The trial notes flights meals and hotel costs exceeding seven thousand dollars tied to Duffy's connections to a WWII veteran from PEI a basketball coach and a friend of his mother. The Crown asserts taxpayers were charged for personal travel.
The wives of three Mounties killed in Moncton mark a year since the shooting with a ceremony at Moncton City Hall unveiling a memorial design. Angela Gevaudan Nadine Larche and Rachael Ross thanked the public and government, while officials pledge support and funding up to 1 million dollars for the statue in a waterfront park.
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