Turner and Poirier Lead Local News Desk Shakeup
Circulation Manager Ron W. Turner and Associate Editor Alan Poirier are named in a staff shakeup at the newspaper. The changes place Turner in circulation leadership and Poirier in higher editorial duties as the paper updates its management structure.
Medicine Hat vies to host 1983 World Junior Curling
Uniroyal World Junior Curling Championships may be held in Medicine Hat as bid favors the city. Chief organizer Bob Sutherland praised local facilities and a July 31 decision deadline looms. Medicine Hat already secured the 1982 Canadian Senior National Boxing Championship and eyes future international events.
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Sutherland
Seattle
Children’s rights clash over custody in Medicine Hat case
Controversy over returning sexually abused children to their abusive parents prompts calls for a child’s advocate. Alberta’s Social Services Minister Bob Bogle appoints a lawyer, wards the children, and faces pressure for internal reforms to protect their welfare.
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Medicine Hat
Social Services
Nancy Leavitt
Citizens In Action For Children’s Rights
Bob Bogle
Social
Lethbridge
Bogle
Social Services Department
Edmonton Smoke-In Draws 5000 Promoting Marijuana Law Change
About five thousand people gathered in an Edmonton park for the Grand National Smoke-In sponsored by CANALM to press for marijuana law reform. Two arrests occurred, highlighting varied enforcement and legal questions amid Canada's evolving stance on cannabis.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Andy Rapoch
National Organization For the Repeal of Marijuana Laws
NORML
Federal Justice Department
Canada’s risky bets on Telidon and Dash 8 amid shipbuilding neglect
The piece argues Ottawa backed Telidon two way TV and the Dash 8 with loans, while stalling shipbuilding and reviving the merchant fleet. It notes bureaucratic bungles, long delays, and the need to modernize policies as Canada loses global competitiveness in ships and high tech. It cites Bernard Ostry’s role and the shift in costs and automation altering labor economics.
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Canada
Ottawa
U.S
Venezuela
Australia
Department of Communications
Bernard Ostry
Transport and Finance
Hal Banks
International Seafarers Union
Trudeau bill in Westminster within two weeks
London reports say Canada’s Supreme Court will hand down its constitutional ruling next week with a federal path to patriation possibly moving to London within seven days. British officials expect a close 5-4 or 6-3 vote in favor, but July 1 deadlines may slip. debates in Ottawa will follow with a ceremonial transmission to Queen Elizabeth and then to 10 Downing Street.
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Supreme Court of Canada
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Canada
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Bora Laskin
Canadian Commons
Westminster
Queen Elizabeth
Margaret Thatcher
Justice
Jean Chretien
Britain
Supreme Court
Canadian High Commission
Commons
Schreyer
Esmond Butler
Philip Moore
House of Lords
Southam News
Brotherly burden and the myth of keeping kin
A personal reflection tracing the idea of keeping a brother or relative for decades and its political shift from welfare compassion to support for cuts. The narrator juggles guilt, Reagan era rhetoric, and fantasies of a Mycroft helper, concluding with Social Security as the remaining keeper of the aged grandfather.
Reagan’s stance on handgun control questioned in wake of shooting
The Latin America Daily Post critiques President Reagan for opposing stricter handgun controls after surviving an assassination attempt and witnessing colleagues shot. It argues existing laws cover concealed weapons but urges licensing, confiscation, and harsher sentences to curb rising handgun crime.
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U.S
Latin America
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