Dubin Report Insists Sport Decide Eligibility For Johnson
The Dubin inquiry urges Ottawa keep Ben Johnson suspended from federal funding while allowing appeals via an independent arbitrator. It criticizes coaches doctors and Athletics Canada and calls for new safeguards to protect sport from drug cheating.
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Ben Johnson
Canada
Johnson
Ottawa
Athletics Canada
Canadian Track and Field Association
Charles Dubin
Dubin
Marcel Danis
Ontario
Seoul
Olympic Movement
International Amateur Athletics Federation
Where are they today Ben Johnson and the Dubin inquiry figures
A look at Ben Johnson the Dubin inquiry figures including coach Charlie Francis, physician Astaphan, and sprinter Angella Issajenko. It notes Johnson's two year federal funding ban, Francis's Toronto life, Astaphan’s St Kitts move, and Issajenko's Toronto residence with husband Tony.
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Ben Johnson
Toronto
Dubin
Charlie Francis
Johnson
Seoul
Francis
Canadian Track and Field Association
Rosedale
Angela Coon
George Mario
Jamie) Astaphan
Astaphan
Caribbean
St. Kitts
Ontario
Angella Issajenko
Canada
Issajenko
Tony
Time Air and pilots reach tentative contract settlement
Time Air and its 220 pilots reached a tentative deal after an all night bargaining session. Ratification isn’t expected before July ends with a vote by the Canadian Airline Pilots Association. Operations remain on a reduced schedule through next Monday with four flights in and out of Medicine Hat daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petra Kossman
News Time Air
Canadian Airline Pilots Association
Roger Burgess-Webb
Association
Burgess-Webb
Time Air
Cheryl Dick
Medicine Hat
Premiers reaffirm economic ties after Meech Lake collapse
Ontario Premier David Peterson and Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa pledged to preserve and grow economic links between their provinces. They downplayed any move toward a broader political relationship, stressing stability despite Meech Lake's failure. Gil Remillard urged focus on non constitutional bilateral matters. Nic Leblanc quit the federal Conservative caucus, joining Plamondon and Tremblay as independents amid the Meech Lake fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Maser
Southam
Montreal
Ontario
David Peterson
Quebec
Robert Bourassa
Quebec City
Queen's Park
Bourassa
Meech Lake
Peterson
Canada
Ottawa
Quebec Intergovernmental Affairs
Gil Remillard
Nic Leblanc
Louis Plamondon
Benoit Tremblay
Ottawa delays Hibernia funding debate sparks clash
Opposition accuses the government of punishing Newfoundland as a bill to fund the Hibernia offshore project is pulled from the order paper. Liberal Brian Tobin calls it vengeance while Prime Minister Mulroney denies punishing the province. The measure would provide 1 billion in grants and 1.7 billion in loan guarantees to a Mobil Oil led consortium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Beltrame
Ray DI Gregorio
Newfoundland
Brian Mulroney
Clyde Wells
Hibernia
Brian Peckford
Mobil Oil
Tobin
Queen's visit tests Calgary etiquette and snubs
Calgary residents prep for the Queen's four day tour including Spruce Meadows and a dinner hosted by Premier Getty. Aldermen complain of snubs and some plan to refuse the invited concert and reception, while protocol guides advise minimal public assistance and restrained gestures.
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Spruce Meadows
Don Getty
Calgary
City Hall
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Dodgers
West Leg
Jamie Astaphan
Brancis
Deserters
Conservatives
Red Deer
Rideau Hall
Marilyn Kaiser
Cal
Gary
Kaiser
Ald
Ron Leigh
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