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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 25, 1990

Page

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Time Air pilots strike threat trims Medicine Hat flights

A possible pilots strike has reduced Time Air service between Medicine Hat and Calgary to four daily flights. Public relations manager Cheryl Dick says contingency plans are in effect and schedules may change. Travel agents rebook clients onto AirBC or other Time Air flights as negotiations continue.

Petra Kossman Time Air Medicine Hat Calgary Cheryl Dick Canadian Airlines Alberta Motor Association Travel Agency Airbc Janice Grodd Pat Cooke P. Lawson Travel Vancouver All Time Air Burgess-Webb Time Air Management Alberta B.C Saskatchewan Winnipeg

Chretien Forms Unite Liberal Rally After Leadership Victory

Jean Chretien moved quickly to stitch together a tattered Liberal party after sweeping to a first ballot leadership win. He hugged rivals and met MPs and senators while two Quebec MPs stormed out and vowed not to serve under him over Meech Lake. He urged Canadians to calm tensions and focus on Canadian values.

Joan Bryden Southam News Calgary Jean Chretien Liberal Party Chretien Paul Martin Sheila Copps Tom Wappel John Nunziata Quebec Jean Lapierre Gilles Rocheleau Martin Meech Lake Marcel Prud’homme

Canada assuages world after Meech Lake collapse

Canadian leaders moved quickly to calm international markets and reassure the world that Canada remains intact. Finance Minister Michael Wilson urged investors not to overreact to Meech Lake's death while Prime Minister Mulroney stressed economic resilience. Quebec's Bourassa sought to calm fears about regional stability as officials planned U.S. television appearances to reinforce confidence.

Canada Michael Wilson Brian Mulroney Mulroney Newfoundland Meech Quebec Robert Bourassa Wall Street Journal U.S The New York Times England

Bourassa warns Chretien on Quebec politics

Premier Robert Bourassa told Liberal Leader Jean Chretien not to pit Quebec against English Canada or vice versa. He said Meech Lake’s death ends Quebec participation in Ottawa led talks and that bilateral talks with Ottawa will continue with immigration talks due soon.

Beauport Que Robert Bourassa Jean Chretien Quebec Canada Bourassa Chretien Liberal Ing English Canada Meech Lake Ottawa Brian Mulroney

Aftershocks drive panic in Iran quake toll tops 50,000

In northern Iran aftershocks shook the quake zone as rescuers fought landslides and traffic jams. Authorities say about 50,000 were killed and over 500,000 left homeless, with Rudbar near Rasht heavily wrecked and thousands housed in Red Crescent tents. Army helicopters continued relief missions despite dire conditions.

Tehran University Geophysics Centre Rasht Rudbar Tehran Islamic Republic The Red Crescent Red Cross

Dollar dips after Meech Lake talks fail in Ottawa

The Canadian dollar fell to 84.21 U S cents from 84.85 as Meech Lake talks collapsed, with Finance Minister Michael Wilson cautioning against panic and confirming Canada’s solid economic fundamentals. The currency later steadied near 84.40, traders warned the decline could continue. Bank staff prepared for heavy trading as Tokyo opened.

Eric Beauchesne Southam Ottawa Meech Lake Finance Michael Wilson Tokyo Donna Chudnow Richardson Greenshields Chudnow Toronto Barry Davenport Foreign Exchange Bank of Montreal Davenport U.S Bank of Canada Wilson Canada John Fieldhouse

Meech Lake collapse boosts chance of GST passage in Senate

Finance Minister Michael Wilson says the failure of the Meech Lake accord improves odds the proposed seven per cent goods and services tax will pass the Senate. The accord’s demise frees Mulroney to name Conservative senators for 11 vacancies, shifting balance as Liberal retirements threaten the Liberal majority. Senate hearings on the tax begin July 9 with no date set for a final vote.

Toronto Michael Wilson Meech Lake Senate Brian Mulroney Stan Waters Reform Party Wilson Toronto Globe and Mail Ottawa Mulroney Senate Banking Committee

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