Medicine Hat seeks Supreme Court review of natural gas tax case
Three Supreme Court of Canada judges heard Medicine Hat's bid to take its $47 million natural gas tax case to the high court. The Ottawa panel reserved judgment on the city's leave to appeal an Alberta Court of Appeals decision. If granted, the court will decide whether to hear the case.
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Police Chief McLeod Offer to Resign Rejected, Stirring Storm
Police Chief Norm McLeod offered to resign early in the controversy, but Police Commission chairman Keith Freeman rejected it without consulting the full commission. The move drew criticism from Alderman Graham Kelly and the Police Association, which seeks the commission’s review of the offer and Sihvon’s investigative report. Freeman and McLeod could not be reached for comment.
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Air India suspends Canada flights amid security concerns
New Delhi officials say Air India will suspend Bombay to Toronto and Montreal service twice weekly citing security and revenue worries. The move follows blasts in Tokyo and a crash in the Atlantic linked to Flight 182, with further scrutiny of two Sikh men in Punjab and FBI warnings of possible flight risks.
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Japan probes links to Tokyo blast and Air India crash
Japanese police suspect a connection between the Tokyo International Airport explosion and the Air India 747 downing off Ireland. The FBI seeks two Sikh suspects tied to a plot against Indian Prime Minister Gandhi. 329 aboard Air India perished. 131 bodies recovered.
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Reagan weighs steps to pressure Beirut captors
President Reagan reviews options to pressure hostage holders in Beirut including closing the airport and halting goods and services to the city. White House spokesman Larry Speakes says no direct military action is planned and decisions may come today.
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Alberta cuts oil royalties to spur growth while keeping two tiers
Alberta announces broad changes to its royalty regime and incentives. Premier Lougheed and Energy Minister Zaozhny say the plan trims overall royalties by five percent over three years, preserves old oil at 40 percent and new oil at 30 percent, and maintains the two tier system to balance large and small producers amid shifts in world oil pricing.
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