Explosive Picric Acid Found At University Campus
On the University of British Columbia campus a container of picric acid crystallized making it highly explosive. The bioscience building was evacuated and the RCMP bomb squad removed the substance for detonation at a safe site.
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Sask. group home murderer moved to psychiatric hospital
Cathy Mackenzie eighteen was moved to the Saskatoon Regional Psychiatric Centre for a court assessment to help decide her imprisonment location. She has been sentenced to life with no parole for at least seven years and will be considering by Justice Robert Laing who will review the hospital's assessment on August ninth.
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Saskatchewan
Cathy Mackenzie
Robert Laing
Mackenzie
Golfer fells disqualification over caddy cart use
A golfer from Stratford, Ontario, alleges he was disqualified from a Ontario amateur golf qualifier after his one legged caddy, Les Leonhardt, used a golf cart. The starter gave no warning at registration before an official arrived at the second tee and announced the disqualification.
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Dwyer
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Calgary Pride Parade Marshal Aims For Respectful Atmosphere
American religious group threatens protest against Calgary's annual gay pride parade this weekend. Parade marshal Joe Clark, federal Conservative Leader, expects a calm, respectful atmosphere and urges mutual respect at the community event.
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Calgary
Joe Clark
Clark
Montreal teen in coma after beating sparks urban indifference
Police released a photo of 17 year old Katerine who lies in a coma after an assault near a west end Montreal subway. Her father laments bystanders and a call centre supervisor who urged inaction. Investigators say no lead has yielded a suspect.
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Montreal
Katerine
St-Hyacinthe, Que
Robert
Mario Plante
Plante
Edmonton paramedics accept new contract after walkout
Edmonton paramedics vote 124 yes to 52 no on a tentative deal after a weekend illegal strike. The agreement grants about half of the 21 percent wage increase sought, with 20 year veterans receiving an extra 7.5 percent yearly for three years and night shifts paid one dollar more per hour.
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Edmonton
David
Goliath
Randy Littlechild
Jim Harvey
Harvey
John Ernst
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