Alberta Weather Forecast Across Cities
Sunny and hot conditions for Edmonton Grande Prairie Slave Lake Calgary Edson Red Deer Lethbridge and Medicine Hat with highs from 26 to 30 degrees and overnight lows around 10 to 12. Some regions face a chance of a late Sunday thunderstorm notably in Calgary Edson Red Deer Lethbridge and surrounding areas. Jasper Banff expect warm, partly cloudy skies with a chance of late day showers and cooler Sunday highs.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Grande Prairie
Slave Lake
Fort ST. John
Coronation
Calgary
Edson
Red Deer
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Jasper
Banff
Canadian Weather Forecast by Region
Weather outlook for Canada shows mixed conditions across provinces. British Columbia: isolated showers on south coast with sun elsewhere and highs 14 to 22, interior up to 30. Yukon: cloudy with sun, possible shower, highs 15 to 20. Saskatchewan: sun in south with evening showers, north cloudier with 17 to 22. Manitoba: rain near Hudson Bay, highs near 0 to mid 20s elsewhere. Ontario: south showers late, highs 20 to 23. north isolated showers, 14 to 18. Quebec: west rain showers late, highs 20 to 25. east few showers, 15 to 20. Maritimes mostly sunny, northern New Brunswick cloudy 17 to 22. Newfoundland sunny except east cloudy 16 to 20, east 7 to 11. Labrador a few showers, highs 14 to 18 various by area.
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Toronto
British Columbia
Yukon
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Hudson Bay
Ontario
Quebec
Maritimes
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Labrador
Sun editor testifies in libel suit over false Munro story
Ed Monteith testified in a libel case that a Toronto Sun article accusing federal cabinet minister John Munro of leading an investment firm profit scheme was false. He said reporter Donald Ramsay dismissed editorial checks and later apologized after the June 2 1961 piece appeared.
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Hamilton
Toronto Sun
John Munro
Sun
Ed Monteith
the Sun
Munro
The
Donald Ramsay
Monteith
Ram
Say
Ramsay
Robert Reguly
Petrofina
Petro-Canada
Apology
Calgary
Edmonton
Record lows in manufacturing use and unemployment benefits hit highs
Statistics Canada reports 69.7 percent capacity in manufacturing for Q1, the lowest since 1961. March unemployment insurance payments reached a record 786 million dollars, up 21 percent from February and 48 percent from a year earlier. Beneficiaries numbered 1,133,000 as of March 20, with jobless claims rising 18 percent in March.
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Ottawa
Statistics Canada
MPs urge equality at work after StatsCan figures
MPs unanimously endorsed a motion calling for immediate steps to rectify income inequity between men and women. Flora MacDonald called the gap grossly unfair in a country that recently adopted a Charter of Rights and Freedoms guaranteeing equality for all. Statistics Canada showed women earned an average $8,242 in 1980 versus $16,747 for men.
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Ottawa
Statistics Canada
Commons
Flora MacDonald
Judge Rules Section 8 Unconstitutional In Narcotics Case
A Thunder Bay District Court judge ruled that Section 8 of the Narcotics Control Act violates the Charter of Rights by denying the presumption of innocence. The decision arose in the case against Malcolm William Hay charged Dec 6, 1981 with possession for trafficking. The Crown may present further evidence, with witnesses set for June 21.
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Thunder Bay, Ont
Stanley Kurisko
Canada
Kurisko
Malcolm William Hay
Hay
Lee Baig
Jack McCartney
McCartney
Quebec doctors threaten general strike over fee dispute
About 5500 general practitioners in Quebec say a full scale strike could begin as early as next week pending contract talks. A one day action occurred Friday with support from McGill hospitals and participation from residents interns and some specialists.
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Montreal
Quebec
Isaac Wilchesky
Quebec Federation of General Practitioners
Wilchesky
Quebec City
Quebec Federation of Residents
McGill University
New Computer Product Opens Through Area Dealerships
Retail prices on computers start as low as 995. Mr. Wilson is available for a more in depth presentation and discussion. Call collect at 489-0910.
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MR. Wilson
Steel plant set to roll at Sydney
Halifax report confirms a large CN Rail order worth about 50 million dollars to restart the idle Sydney Steel Corp. plant. Premier John Buchanan said Transport Minister Pepin guaranteed CN would take the order, ending a dispute over rail type as 1,500 workers had been idled since April 27 after a strike.
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Sydney Steel Corp
Canadian National Railways
John Buchanan
Buchanan
Transport
Jean-Luc Pepin
Ottawa
Pepin
Sysco
Sydney
CNR
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