22 Jun 1992
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 22, 1992
Page
1
Dan Crawley helps pitch reality over idealized imagery in a regional campaign for Iron City and IC Light. Pittsburgh Brewing received 1,800 ad ideas and airs three hometown spots this month using working men and everyday scenes from a New York agency’s homespun concept.
A confidential draft of the energy chapter shows Canada pushing to broaden energy provisions with the United States to include basic petrochemicals and closer investment services and procurement links. Mexico resists major foreign investment moves while Canada and the US push toward a deal.
CBC TV reports Paul Tellier, clerk of the Privy Council, travels to meet provincial counterparts to revive stalled constitutional talks. Joe Clark says a deal hinges on Newfoundland voters and that Ottawa may push a unilateral offer to Quebec with provincial consent required for any change.
UN commander in Sarajevo says reopening the airport hinges on a 48 hour truce. Maj Gen MacKenzie reports mixed progress while fighting eases. Injured soldiers include Cpl Jim Gordon and Maj Peter Devlin among others in the siege response.
Calgary minister Fred Stewart said a public inquiry into NovAtel Communications Ltd. losses would cost 25 to 30 million and take two to three years. He urged a non partisan independent audit, noting the auditor general could deliver findings in 60 to 90 days. He criticized opposition reports on taxpayer loans and questioned the start up financing tactics used by NovAtel.
Four major national organizations threaten to pull out of the Ottawa violence against women panel unless July changes are made. Advisory committee members criticize the 39 page interim report for focusing on horror stories rather than prevention. They call for more minority representation and broader inclusion in decision making.
Central Canada experiences an unprecedented late season cold snap with highs near Toronto dipping to 10.8 C and even lower in Northern Ontario and Quebec. Meteorologists warn of frost in parts of Ontario and a freezing risk for the north while Maritimes stay milder but cool.
Cowboys and fans converge in Pincher Creek Alberta for the 5th annual Alberta Cowboy Poetry Association event. Writers from Canada and the United States recite verses in a barn setting, celebrating ranch life amid rain cooled by a weekend of dancing barbecues and rodeo. The crowd of more than 1 000 reflects on memory and romance of frontier work.
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