Getty blasts Clark over Triple E Senate stance in heated remarks
Alberta Premier Don Getty denounces Constitutional Affairs Minister Joe Clark as a nation wrecker for backing an elected Triple E Senate. He says Western MPs must push their region as Ottawa talks proceed in Ottawa, while Quebec and Ontario resist reform and Mulroney warns of potential unilateral action.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Don Getty
Joe Clark
Clark
Getty
Canada
Quebec
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Vuscu Plupuocu
Berta
Western
Ontario
Senate
Ottawa
Yellowhead
Unity
House of Commons
Supreme Court
Mulroney
Natural Law party backs brain wave test for leaders
Washington CP reports the Natural Law party advocates EEG coherence tests for national leaders. Vice presidential candidate Mike Tompkins says leaders should show coherent brain activity as a measure of fitness, while Bevan Morris links coherence to creativity and harmony with natural law.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Natural Law Party
Mike Tompkins
Bevan Morris
Informant Regina Nerland tied to LaChance shooting
CBC reports Regina Nerland a declared white supremacist gun shop owner shot trapper Leo LaChance on January 28 1991. The inquiry into LaChance's death paused as Saskatchewan Court of Appeal weighs protecting informant identities. Nerland pled guilty to manslaughter receiving four years.
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Regina
Carney Nerland
CBC
Nerland
Leo LaChance
RCMP
U.S
LaChance
Saskatchewan Court of Appeal
Courtroom Forecasts Removal As He Predicts Outcome
The speaker warned that the action would be thrown out of court, predicting the dismissal as the case proceeds. No additional context provided.
EC draft urges UN action over Sarajevo relief flights
The European Community proposed UN military action if needed to secure relief flights to besieged Sarajevo as Serb forces shell the Bosnian capital. The EC urged Serbia's expulsion from international bodies and backed a 48 hour deadline for ceasefire while UN observers reported Serbs withdrawing some tanks but still targeting civilians.
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ISBON
European Community
United Nations
Sarajevo
Yugoslavia
Serbia
Washington
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Abdel Razak
Mercredi presses for seat at first ministers meeting
Native leader Ovide Mercredi asks the royal commission on aboriginal peoples to pressure Prime Minister Mulroney to include him in the upcoming first ministers meeting on the Constitution. He warns that without access the AFN role is meaningless as talks on Senate reform and aboriginal issues loom.
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Toronto
Ovide Mercredi
Royal Commission On Aboriginal Peoples
Brian Mulroney
Mercredi
Ottawa
Royal Commission
Inuit Tapirisat
Canada
Rosemarie Kaptana
Judge orders therapy during stay for Chretien assault case
Michel Chretien son of Jean Chretien was sentenced to three years for sexual assault in Montreal. A court verdict urged in jail therapy and set parole timelines as an appeal proceeds with bail and residence options, including Yellowknife or Cowansville.
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Michael Chretien
Montreal
Michel Chretien
Jean Chretien
Quebec
Raymond Bernier
Chretien
Raphael Schachter
Bais
Yellowknife
N.W.T
Bernier
Cowansville
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