U.S. Interests Eye B C Site C and Alaska Pipeline for West Coast Power
A U S official on a fact finding tour in northeastern British Columbia says the Site C dam and the Alaska pipeline could supply energy to the U S west coast. Christopher Lambert notes U S demand and future policy will influence British Columbia energy exports. He cites B C Hydro's potential future involvement and mentions past shelving of Site C, with support from former Hydro chair and former energy minister.
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Calgary Halloween stabbing case moves to adult court
Court heard Clayton McGloan, 17, pleaded with attackers not to stab him as Nelson and Roberto Guardado, aged 18 and 20, allegedly assaulted him at a Calgary party. McGloan died on November 3, 1998. the Guardado brothers face second degree murder charges.
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Alaska Highway Reopens After Massive Culvert Collapse
The Alaska Highway reopened Thursday afternoon after a collapse of an 11 million dollar culvert near Iron Creek forced a temporary closure. Crews built a Bailey bridge over the gap exposing a single-lane crossing 50 kilometres south of Watson Lake. The 41 metre culvert, installed in 1998 with an 80 year guarantee, vanished leaving hollow arches and a 19 metre wide ravine. The cause remains unknown.
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Regina teacher fired over explicit student emails
Regina Public School Board dismissed Myles Tabin a Robert Usher Collegiate physical education teacher for gross misconduct related to email exchanges with several female students. Police confirm an investigation is ongoing with no charges yet. Tabin could not comment.
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Alberta to Ask If Welfare Should Be Raised
The Alberta government will survey taxpayers on a possible welfare rate increase for social assistance and handicapped programs as part of a review led by Human Resources Minister Clint Dunford. About 27,000 receive welfare and another 27,000 through a handicapped program, with 50,000 using food banks monthly. critics call for higher rates amid a rising cost of living.
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