Salmon derby in Haines ejects Canadian entrants
Canadian participants from Yukon Territory and British Columbia were ordered out of Haines Alaska's salmon derby on the final day after a U S Canadian treaty termination. Coast Guard noted 150 to 200 Canadians involved before eviction. Local officials warn of international and tourist impact for the 463 resident town near the British Columbia border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haines
Alaska
Yukon Territory
British Columbia
Dave Olerud
Derby
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Juneau
B.C
Olerud
Nova Scotia Firms Back Ban on American Vessels
Harold Nickerson of H B Nickerson and Sons Ltd and William Morrow of National Sea Products Ltd say the Canadian ban on American fishing in Canadian waters is warranted and unlikely to hurt Atlantic catches. They caution outcomes depend on American effort at George's Bank, while expressing regret the dispute grew to bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Harold Nickerson
H.B. Nickerson and Sons Ltd
North Sydney
William Morrow
National Sea Products Ltd
Canada
George’s Bank
Morrow
C.W. McLeod
C.W. McLeod Fisheries of
Port Mouton
United States
McLeod
U.S
H. Douglas Johnson
Atlantic Region
Federal Fisheries Department
BC ministers hail no US sports fishing ban
Recreation Minister Sam Bachf welcomed Canada's decision not to bar U.S. sports fishermen from Canadian waters. Fisheries official Bawlf said U.S. access would not affect ongoing Canada U.S. fisheries talks. Spokesmen noted no U.S. boats seen in Canadian waters and Coast Guard warned fines for any future incursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Rawlf
B.C
Ian Todd
Todd
U.S. Coast Guard
Scotti
Coast Guard
Supreme Court to hear case on steelworkers protest action
The Supreme Court of Canada agreed to hear an appeal by United Steelworkers of America over a Manitoba Court of Appeal ruling that Thompson Manitoba steelworkers violated their collective agreement with INCO when joining the national protest against the federal government on October 14, 1976. The arbitration board had sided with the union, but the Manitoba court quashed that ruling, finding the union did engage in a suspension of work contrary to the agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Supreme Court of Canada
Thompson
High Court
United Steelworkers of America
Manitoba Court of Appeal
Inco Ltd
Steelworkers
Man
Arbitration Board
Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench
J. Hamilton
Trudeau reiterates boycott policy at Jewish appeal
Prime Minister Trudeau defended Canada’s stance on the Arab boycott and urged redirecting armament funds to constructive uses. He evaded a call for a legislated anti boycott stand, instead reaffirming his Montreal speech stance that participation is repugnant to core values. He urged public censure of firms backed by government trade aid when tied to the boycott. He stressed peace talks, UN involvement, and restraint in arms as key to regional stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Trudeau
Israel
Middle East
30Th
United Jewish Appeal
Canadian Jewish Congress
Gunther Plaut
Montreal
Jack Horner
Industry, Trade and Commerce
Arab League
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Wash
Draco Exlite
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Burlington
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Carpet People
Yamaha Organs
Yamaha
Home & Trades
Fyee's Music Centre
LTD
Nis
Ipsiel Geen
Juan Amel
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