Five Walkerton deaths ruled not linked to E coli outbreak
Ontario’s chief coroner panel found five of 21 deaths being reviewed may not be caused by the bacteria linked to Walkerton’s tainted water. Officials said 16 cases remain under review with possible reclassification as more data arrives and August may bring final determinations. Public health measures persist as water supplies remain unsafe.
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Clark Won’t Run in Byelection in Yellowhead
Ottawa report says Leader Jon Ciath rejects another bid for Parliament with Stockwell Day suggested as replacement if he wins. Clark, longtime head of the party, plans to run in Calgary Centre at the next federal election and will not enter Yellowhead by election despite pressure from Alliance rivals.
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Day gains Ontario blue committee backing in leadership race
Tom Long's dwindling endorsement value shadows the Canadian Alliance contest as Day wins the support of Ontario's blue committee of Long allied Tories. Long, who trailed Day and Manning, remains unseen as rumors swirl about his next move and possible lingering resentments over pre Day online comments.
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Montreal Canadiens sale sparks media industry speculation
Analysts weigh Molson Inc selling the Canadiens to a media or telecom group as a strategic fit. Quebecor BCE and Rogers are frequently cited potential buyers though none has shown public interest. Experts note sports assets augment broadcasting, publishing and online content portfolios.
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Dallaire Found Unconscious in Hull Park After Stress
General Romeo Dallaire, suffering from stress after Rwanda duties, was found unconscious in Parc Jacques-Cartier Hull. A witness said he lay curled on the ground before a helper called 911 and he was admitted to hospital before being released home.
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Alberta NDP president resigns amid Highlands byelection tensions
Alberta New Democrats close to Edmonton Highlands byelection faced internal strife as Les Steel, secretary-treasurer of the Alberta Federation of Labour, resigns citing conflicts between the provincial party and Brian Mason campaign workers. He says democratic decisions were overturned and kept his departure quiet to avoid disruption.
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