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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1995
Page
8
Daily issue from Medicine Hat Alberta published by Southam News Inc lists staff including John A Weimer publisher Gordon Wright editor Ron Turner and Alan Poirier editor plus Perry Gagley and Bill Hartley in senior roles. Dated Tuesday June 27 1995.
The advisory body reports 83 percent of women fail infantry, artillery, or tank crew trials and only 60 of 350 female recruits passed training in 1993. It calls for merit over gender while noting Canada’s forces are an equal opportunity employer. It urges rethinking front line policy if capable recruits exist regardless of sex.
The Senate committee will hold hearings on rushed DNA legislation criticized for weak scrutiny by civil libertarians. Lawmakers argue the bill fills gaps to compel samples, but concerns persist about police fishing expeditions and vague connections to crimes. Editorial notes unsigned board stance.
Critics question the purpose of the Alberta premier’s Middle East visit saying it resembled a political junket tied to polling and re election hopes. They note longstanding business ties and argue leaders could have traveled without the premier.
Edmonton Journal provincial affairs columnist Mark Lisac notes the Alberta Economic Development Authority chose the trip for premier Ralph Klein to boost private sector trade interests in the Mideast. Klein grades the effort six out of ten and signals greater political involvement with business to sustain foreign trips to Russia Latin America and India amid concerns over diminishing returns.
Jim Coyle reports on Ontario Premier Mike Harris' 19-member cabinet, including four women and one visible minority, as protests outside the legislature clash with a young, aggressive lineup. Notables include Transportation Minister Al Palladini and Economic Development Minister Bill Saunderson, with key figures like Bob Runciman and Dave Tsubouchi in pivotal posts.
The Bill C41 proposal would urge judges to use non prison sanctions with priority for community based options. It allows conditional sentences and community service for offenders especially in aboriginal cases. A Yukon circle sentencing demonstration in Ottawa showed judges engaging communities to shape outcomes.
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