Greenpeace members disrupt HMS Ark Royal protest in Halifax
Greenpeace supporters in inflatable boats painted radiation symbols on the British aircraft carrier Ark Royal as it entered Halifax. Six others scaled a two lane bridge over the harbor, unfurling a banner and demanding no nuclear warships. five protesters were arrested for mischief and noncompliance.
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Halifax
Greenpeace
Halifax Harbor
Mulroney
Ken Munro
Bridge Commission
Ark Royal
Pregnant Woman Faces Deportation from Canada
Liu Ling Chow and Wai Shang Ho, Chinese couple who fled China to escape the one child policy, face deportation after a refugee panel found no well founded fear. They live in Toronto with a baby due next week and have secured temporary stay for mother and child.
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Toronto
China
Liu Ling Chow
Wai Shang Ho
Canton
Canada
Chow
Alberta hires agent to seek Syncrude investment abroad
Alberta plans to appoint an agent to market its 16.75 percent stake in Syncrude Canada Ltd. Energy Minister Rick Orman says the agent will pursue international investors, including a Taiwanese group, though he hopes a Canadian partner participates. More than 20 firms have shown interest in representing the province.
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Fort Mcmurray
Alta
Alberta
Syncrude Canada Ltd
Energy
Rick Orman
Oilsands Development
Orman
Edmonton
Canada
Child Dies In Northern Manitoba House Fire
A three year old girl Corrina Lynn Blair Harper died in a Waasagomach reserve blaze after her mother Jacqueline Harper left to borrow cooking supplies. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade as bystanders restrained the mother from entering. The one year old boy Carlyle survived, while Louis Harper described the tragedy and officials noted the mother returned to call the children out. The surviving child was hospitalized in Winnipeg with burns.
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ST. Theresa Point
Man
Manitoba
Mathew Harper
Corrina Lynn Blair Harper
Waasagomach Reserve
Winnipeg
Carlyle
Jacqueline Harper
Louis Harper
Mathew
Health Sciences Centre
Langley Clinic Refusal Sparks Family Outrage Over Baby Care
A 15 month-old girl was turned away from a private Langley clinic after her grandmother forgot the medical card and money. The infant Britanee Gademans suffered a finger cut. bleeding halted during a detour home before care was provided, prompting denials from clinic staff. Dr. Robin Wilson called it a mis understanding and emphasized no policy to refuse emergency care.
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Langley
B.C
Melodee Gademans
Valley
Renie Gademans
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