Tory youth ousted after United Alternative convention
The Progressive Conservative Youth Association of Nova Scotia expelled president Paul Barnes and two others Kevin Lacey and Clinton Deveaux for attending the United Alternative meeting February 19 21 in Ottawa. Vice-president Brad Wells assumed leadership after the removals.
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Ottawa
Nova Scotia
Progressive Conservative Youth Association
United Alternative
Paul Barnes
Kevin Lacey
Clinton Deveaux
Unite-The-Right
Barnes
PC Party of
Canada
Mary-Beth MacDonald
Association
Brad Wells
Guns Found Daily On U S Trucks At Ontario Crossings
Canada customs and Niagara police report that about one in twenty trucks from the United States carry a gun at Niagara Falls and Fort Erie crossings. Officers seize firearms and arrest drivers on gun charges, with bail set at 500 dollars and many drivers failing to appear. In 1997 348 weapons were seized, rising to 450 in 1998.
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Fort Erie
Canada
Canada Customs
Pat Kisil
Ontario
Kitchener worker keeps his job after big lottery win
Wilf Bonnell assistant manager at the Kitchener Waterloo Humane Society won one of three 1 million dollar Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario lottery prizes. He will continue to come to work, calling the shelter his home away from home. Bonnell's streak of bad luck included a souring marriage and losing a factory job nine years ago.
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Kitchener, Ont
Wilf Bonnell
Kitchener- Waterloo Humane Society
Ontario
Bonnell
Medicine Hat
Alberta
University of Alberta
Paul Boothe
Calgary
Keith Knodel
Knodel
Allan Hryciuk
Bow Island
Mike Schottner
Tom Noseworthy
Canada
Alberta Health
Garth Norris
British Columbia
Norris
Prairies Brace for Worst Floods Fires and Grasshopper Hatch
An Alberta Saskatchewan forecast warns of potential record floods fires and insect outbreaks as heavy snows melt. Skies threaten tinderbox plains with brush fires near Calgary and grasshoppers expected to emerge across the prairies.
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Saskatchewan
Calgary
Dennis Dudley
Alberta Environmental Protection Department
iColumbia
Alberta
Rockies
Lake
Aelise
Mai
Manitoba
John Gavloski
Gavleski
U.S. Bombers Accused of Hitting Iraq Turkiye Oil Pipeline
Iraqi oil ministry officials alleged that American aircraft struck and severed the northern Iraq to Turkey oil pipeline near Kirkuk to Ceyhan. Turkish authorities and US officials issued conflicting statements as Baghdad claimed a deliberate attack while Washington denied targeting the line.
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Washington. S
Turkey
Kirkuk
Ceyhan
Mike Blass
Stuttgart
U.S
European Command
Ern
Blass
Oil
Fakh al Khaiat
Iraq
Al-Khaiat
U.S. Army
Richard Bridges
Pentagon
Defence Information
Bridges
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