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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Jun 27, 1991

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Dog Shoots Man In Apparent Yard Accident

Joe Petrowski, 32, was shot by his own .22 rifle when his German shepherd Vegas became entangled in the trigger while he adjusted a sight in his yard. The dog revived him by licking his face and tugging his shirt after the discharge. He felt the bullet pass through him and remains at home.

ST. Laurent Man Joe Petrowski Petrowski Vegas RCMP Lee Wishnowski

Supreme Court backs unions on political spending

The Supreme Court of Canada ruled 7-0 that unions may use dues collected from workers to fund political causes and groups not directly tied to collective bargaining. Merv Lavigne, an engineering teacher at Haileybury School of Mines, challenged the Ontario Public Service Employees Union over his mandatory dues under the Rand Formula.

Ottawa Supreme Court of Canada Merv Lavigne Ontario Public Service Organized Labor Lavigne Haileybury School of Mines Ontario Rand

Unemployment Insurance Payouts Jump in 1991 First Four Months

Statistics Canada reports April unemployment insurance benefits rose 1.4 percent to 1.4 billion, with 1.25 million workers drawing benefits. Cumulative benefits for January through April total 6.8 billion, up 38 percent from a year earlier as premiums rise by 2 billion annually. All provinces show increases, led by Yukon, Northwest Territories, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Alberta, and Quebec.

Ottawa Southam News Statistics Canada Yukon Northwest Territories Saskatchewan Ontario Alberta Quebec

Quebec at peak of language wealth and power says expert

Beaudoin asserts Quebec is more French, richer, and capable than ever and ready to shape its destiny in a bold political moment.

Quebec Beaudoin

Spicer attacks forum report on Canada unity

Keith Spicer faults the Citizens' Forum on Canada's Future final report for toning down Canadians anger toward Prime Minister Mulroney. The foreword calls for a constituent assembly and constitutional reform, surpassing 11 other commissioners in criticism. Normand and Cashin add sharper views on the forum's approach and usefulness.

Ottawa Keith Spicer National Unity Commission Citizens’ Forum Canada Forum Spicer Brian Mulroney Constituent Assembly Quebec Robert Normand Newfoundland Richard Cashin Mulroney Normand Commission Citizen's Forum

Major recommendations from the constitutional report

The report urges special arrangements for provinces including recognizing Quebec as a distinct society. It calls for eliminating overlapping jurisdictions, reviewing official bilingualism, cutting federal multicultural funding except for immigrant orientation and anti racism work, promoting nationwide travel, settling aboriginal land and treaty claims, phasing out the Indian Affairs system, moving to native self government, reforming or abolishing the Senate, and reforming Parliament to reduce partisanship. It notes urgency in English Canada over Quebec and questions the representativeness of participants.

Quebec Ottawa Provinces Department of Indian Affairs Indian Act

Record rainfall soaks western Canada spreading across Saskatchewan and Alberta

Weather turns from drought to deluge with Saskatchewan and Alberta seeing the wettest spring since 1892. Calgary logs 94.2 mm this month, Swift Current nears 300 mm, and many farms report flooding hindering spraying and fallow efforts while crops look lush from space.

James Polley Kaz Pacholik Environment Canada Calgary Vancouver Saskatchewan Swift Current

Yugoslav Rebels, Troops Battle at Slovenia Borders

Yugoslav army and Slovenian separatists clash along the Austrian and Hungarian borders as Slovenia declares independence. A government soldier is killed, two civilians and two soldiers injured in two skirmishes, with authorities reporting border stations seized and roads blocked to protect border zones.

Ljubljana Yugoslavia Slovenia Croatia Jezersko

Settlement reached in seat scuffle on Air Canada flight

Vancouver activist Rosalee Tizya and Air Canada settled her complaint with a free round trip and 150 dollars after a dispute over a seat on an Ottawa to Vancouver flight. The Canadian Human Rights Commission approved the agreement, but did not pursue an investigation into alleged aboriginal discrimination.

Ottawa Air Canada Pat Carney Canadian Human Rights Commission Rosalee Tizya United Native Nations Tizya Human Rights Commission Charles Mossey Commission Denis Couture Montreal Vancouver Carney

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