John A. Weimer and Bill Hartley Named Roles
John A. Weimer serves as business manager and Bill Hartley as production manager announced for Thursday, June 20, 1985 events.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 20, 1985
Page
4
Ontario in the wake of a new era and unsettled governance
The piece notes Ontario shifts after Liberals gain NDP support and defeat the Tories ending over four decades of rule. No clear majority emerges, elections are delayed for two years to aid the NDP, signaling a risky precedent and anticipated party jockeying as relations with western Canada evolve.
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Ontario
Liberals
NDP
Tories
Canada
Alberta
Refugee policy debate in Canada aims for fair processing
Toronto Rabbi Gunther Plaut calls for a three system processing plan with oral hearings for refugees in Canada to curb abuses and protect the immigration queue while extending dignity and access to services during the waiting period. Critics warn of lax policy inviting more arrivals.
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Toronto
Gunther Plaut
Canada
U.S. State Department
Rabbi Plaut
Rabbi Plaut Proposes To Immigration Canada
Supreme Court
U.S
Immigration
Canada Post warned on absenteeism and job losses
Revenue Minister Perrin Beatty warns Canada Post workers to cut absenteeism and raise productivity to survive private competition. He notes workers take about 18 days off annually, costing about 1.2 million man‑days a year and pushing costs and mail rates higher.
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Evenue
Perrin Beatty
Canada Post
Crown Corporation
Beatty
Tobin ejected in Commons over Mulroney pledge
The Ottawa chamber scene centers on Brian Tobin from Newfoundland being expelled from the Commons after accusing Prime Minister Mulroney of lying. The episode stems from fights over pension indexation and the government’s handling of the old age security pledge.
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John Bosley
Newfoundland
Brian Tobin
Parliament Hill
Mulroney
Hamilton
Sheila Copps
Tobin
Commons
Trudeau
Mulroney’s Deficit Fight Tested by New Canadian Powers
A look at prime minister Mulroney and the rising Ontario and Quebec premiers reveals shifting ideologies and looming conflicts. Peterson and Bourassa push leftward while Mulroney sticks to free trade and deficit cutting, risking a renewed federal provincial clash as budget tempers flare.
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Wilson
Public Service Alliance
Mulroney
Miller
Parliament Hill
John Turner
Keith Spicer
Southam News
Ottawa
Harold Wilson
Brian Mulroney
Ontario
Liberal
David Peterson
NDP
Michael Wilson
Robert Bourassa
Quebec National Assembly
Quei
North
Peterson
Bob Rae
Canada
Quebec
Waterloo
U.S
White House
Ronald Reagan
Feds
Reagan versus Carter echoes Kissinger power theory in crisis
Allan Fotheringham argues Kissinger’s idea that a president loses power over time applies to Reagan confronting Iran hostage and TWA crises. He contrasts Carter’s wary, incapable image with Reagan’s tough talk, yet cautious middle-ground governance amid hawks, media, and military uncertainty.
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Dr. K
Ronald Reagan
Clint Eastwood
White House
Jimmy Carter
Iran
Carter
Reagan
America
Congress
Eastwood
Dirty Harry
Lebanon
Washington
Khomeini
TWA
Beirut
Plains
Southam News
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Alan Poirier
Christopher Young
Montreal
Bourassa
Queen’s Park
Differ
Allan Fotheringham
Henry Kissinger
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