Liberals rework summer plans after constitution delay
Ottawa delays constitutional timetable as the Supreme Court signals summer holidays with no ruling. Prime Minister Trudeau and Parliament adjust schedules for July 1 festivities. Justice Minister Chretien says he is tired of talking and offers no new completion date.
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China Buys Wheat From Canada in First Year End Sale
The Canadian Wheat Board announced a 1.4 million tonne cash sale to the People’s Republic of China. The contract marks the first in the final year of the 1979 three year agreement. Shipments will be low-grade red spring wheat from west coast ports over six months starting August 1.
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Drugs in use at naval base in Halifax
Capt R D Boyle of Maritime Command says insiders with influence on Canada’s largest naval base supply drugs. He notes a tightly organized ring with its own enforcers, threatening security and court cases. He cites widespread use among sailors under 30 and ongoing investigations.
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