Campbell promises forthcoming memoir to spill beans on peers
Former prime minister Kim Campbell told a Toronto breakfast that her upcoming book for the Canadian Book Sellers Association will be controversial yet not mean or scandalous. She plans candid portraits of figures like Brian Mulroney and Joe Clark, written from a colleague’s viewpoint, with release aimed at next spring.
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Kim Campbell
Campbell
Canadian Booksellers Association
Canada
Brian Mulroney
Joe Clark
Someon
Holl
Shoppers flee as gunman fires in Toronto food court
Police describe a lone, unshaven gunman who fired three shots into the Hudson's Bay Centre food court Saturday. No injuries reported as witnesses say the suspect fled. officers have only a physical description and little leads.
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David Barwell
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Hugh Ferguson
Inquiry opens into Somalia operations amid racism revelations
Ottawa hearings begin into military actions in Somalia, with evidence from three anti racism groups Somali citizens the Canadian Airborne Forces Association and the Attorney General. The week long session may yield new claims about neo Nazis in the military and weapon stockpiling tying individuals to white supremacist groups.
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Canadian Jewish Congress
G7 Summit Faces Ongoing Crises and Modest Gains
At Halifax the G7 leaders wrapped a three day meeting with a pledge to prevent a Mexican peso crisis and boost trade while urging unity on Bosnia and nuclear safety. Prime Minister Chretien called the Chevy summit productive amid lingering wars, unemployment, and fears of recession.
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Heatwave grips Ontario and Manitoba heavy weekend
Temperatures surged across Ontario and Manitoba with Winnipeg recording its hottest weekend in over a century. Heat warped rail lines causing delays and a Winnipeg marathon to end early. Thompson and Island Lake faced record highs with regional temperatures around 37 to 39 C. Firefighters battled forest fires as the heat strained emergency services and doctors warned of asthma flare ups amid the heat.
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Armstrong
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Peggy Jean Oop
Lorne Sherman
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