Canada to Pay More at the Pump Amid NEP Talks
Calgary report outlines how Canada faces higher oil and gas prices as Ottawa and Alberta negotiate the National Energy Program. It notes oil is priced above domestic levels, debates over royalties and tax schemes, and possible price impacts for eastern provinces and consumers.
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Negotiation Emerges After Iraqi Nuclear Raid Fallout
After Israel's raid on the Iraqi reactor, Iraq faces a post raid reality and may pursue UN backed negotiations. France and Italy are pressed to rethink supplying reactors while Saudi stability concerns and US policy on nuclear plant sales and Middle East tensions shape the path forward. The raid strengthens Israeli security claims and opens room for talks.
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Letter Urges Water Park Amusement Plan for City Families
A reader praises a proposed water slide and amusement park to entertain children. They thank the idea's advocates and urge city support, arguing the site would provide go karts, mini golf, trampolines and a healthy family activity, despite potential noise concerns.
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Charles Lynch Honors for what
Ottawa reporter questions the meaning of three government bodies the RCMP consumer and corporate affairs and the national parole board winning the Commissioners Award of the Public Service Commission. The prize cites staffing change prevention and equal opportunity efforts by 3,200 RCMP civilian staff and similar HR improvements at the other agencies.
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