Saskatchewan byelection tests roads and polls in Wood River
Voters in rural Wood River Saskatchewan face pothole plagued roads ahead of today's provincial byelection. Liberal Glen McPherson won the last vote by a single margin, boosting Liberals to four seats. candidates include Yogi Huyghebaert Liberal Jerry Ruehs NDP Robert Anderson and Peter Borch with the New Green Alliance.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Wood River
Mary Bailey
Shaunavon
Val Marie
Climax
Bailey
Glen McPherson
Saskatchewan Party
NDP
Liberals
McPherson
Yogi Huyghebaert
New Democratic Party
Roy Romanow
Jim Melenchuk
Huyghebaert
Liberal
Jerry Ruehs
Robert Anderson
Peter Borch
University of Regina
New Green Alliance
Second recall issued for E coli tainted meat in Canada
Edmonton reports a second recall of E coli tainted meat after Safeway destroys 45 000 kilograms of ground beef from XL Foods and Lakeside Packers recalls follow a Friday warning. Safeway spokesman Toby Oswald cites minimal impact, noting the batch never reached consumers and millions of pounds are processed daily. The same strain linked to Walkerton disaster prompts continued safety precautions.
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Edmonton
Canada Safeway
Alberta
Lakeside
Safeway
Toby Oswald
XL Foods
Moose Jaw
Sask
Lakeside Packers
Oswald
Walkerton
Ont
End of APEC inquiry nears as final arguments begin
Protesters clashed with police during the 1997 APEC summit in Vancouver as security measures drew criticism. The RCMP Public Complaints Commission, led by Commissioner Ted Hughes, hears closing arguments after over 160 days of hearings and a costly inquiry with limited power to enforce action.
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Vancouver
University of B.C
RCMP
Jean Chretien
Rcmp Public Complaints Commission
Ted Hughes
Hughes
Solicitor General
Montreal national day clashes mar peaceful celebration
Police arrested 35 people early Sunday as Mont Royal crowds dispersed after two orders to break up an unruly gathering during Fete nationale. About 500 were present. 20 men, 6 women, and 9 juveniles faced charges of unlawful assembly and disturbing the peace amid a calmer Parc Maisonneuve concert attended by about 250,000.
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Montreal
Fete Nationale
Cmdr
Andre Durocher
Mont Royal
Durocher
Parc Maisonneuve
Innocent Man Freed in Newfoundland Strangling Case
Ronald Dalton, a former Prince Edward Island bank manager, was exonerated after a five month retrial and four days of deliberations. He served nearly nine years for the 1988 strangling of Brenda Dalton in Gander, with the Newfoundland Court of Appeal ordering a new trial.
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ST. John’s
Mfld
Ronald Dalton
Dalton
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland Court of Appeal
Newfoundland
Charles Hutton
Brenda Dalton
Gander
Nfld
Hutton
Teacher Acquitted in Sex Case Linking 14 Year Old Student
Vancouver jury clears female teacher identified as ABM of wrongdoing in a 20 year old case involving a former student who was 14 when sex began. She argued the student reached Canada's age of consent and consented, with the relationship ending before she ceased teaching. The immigrant student from Pakistan was a focus of the trial with a lengthy deliberation across Friday through Sunday.
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Vancouver
Canada
Pakistan
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