07 Mar 1992
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 07, 1992
Page
1
Val Gulley watched a cow moose chase her dogs in her Hudson's Hope yard. She fled to safety as the animal charged and rammed an apple tree, splitting the trunk. Conservation officers tranquilized the moose nearby and relocated it to a remote area.
Two Toronto members of Canada’s Immigration and Refugee Board Ralph Snow and Naomi Goldie were removed permanently from the board’s hearing schedule after they snickered and passed notes while an Iranian man described torture. The Privy Council Office will decide terms of separation from their $83,900-a-year posts.
Fitzwater expresses frustration in a satirical index column on page A8, criticizing readers and commenting on newsroom dynamics.
Five suspects in the Timothy Callis killing faced sentencing. Evelyn Graff 46 received 10 years and Cheryl Bednar 26 got 18 months after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit murder. David and Shaun Bohnet received life with no parole for 10 years and time served plus six months for weapon charges.
In London, 115 MPs and the International Fund for Animal Welfare back a Commons motion urging Ottawa to halt seal hunting off Newfoundland. Tony Banks says a strong response could trigger a debate before a general election. Banks plans supermarket outreach and welfare groups plan letters and ads in Canada.
Canadian officials pledge to challenge the U.S. decision to extend a provisional duty on softwood lumber. Prime Minister Mulroney condemns the ruling, promises a vigorous fight, and Trade Minister Wilson hints at possible retaliatory actions. The bond requirement could cost Canadian firms over 400 million annually if the final decision favours the U.S. defense.
Southam Business Monitor reports Canadian CEOs see more attention to women in the workplace but view harassment as not a serious problem. The survey covers 321 CEOs, wage gaps, pay equity programs, and comparisons with Angus Reid poll findings.
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