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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 25, 2001
Page
11
About 2900 workers represented by the Nova Scotia Government Employees Union will begin picket lines at 6 a.m. Wednesday after reaching a legal strike position. Union president Joan Jessome said the move protects patients as employers prepare.
A 42-year-old RCMP officer will be charged with murder for a highway shooting that killed Lucie Gelinas and wounded three others. Gelinas, 37, of Laval, was the victim and ex-girlfriend of the suspect. The officer’s name will be released on Tuesday. The incident occurred on a major Montreal highway late Saturday night.
Alliance members warn the right may split into three parties as Stockwell Day leads, with nine dissident MPs meeting in Calgary to discuss forming a new party. They fear leadership battles and a potential failure to unite against the Liberals. Conservative Joe Clark is seen as an obstacle to uniting the right.
Vancouver physicist Steve Braham will live eight weeks in a two-storey cylinder with five colleagues on Devon Island's Haughton Crater simulating Mars operations. The crew will test science in a small habitat, manage water mass against morale, and endure seven minute radio delays as they study crew behavior and robotics in a dress rehearsal for real missions.
Researchers at the University of Illinois traced tetracycline-resistant genes from two large hog facilities to nearby soil and groundwater, showing a transfer of resistance into the environment. Darrin Qualman of the National Farmers Union warns the issue worsens as confinement livestock grows.
A Leger Marketing poll of 1,507 Canadians from June 5 to 13 shows 46.8 percent in favor of legal marijuana for personal use and 47 percent opposed, with regional support ranging from 36.9 percent in Alberta to 52.7 percent in Quebec.
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