Paws Inn Lets Manhattan Dogs Experience Luxury
In New York AP report guests at Paws Inn pay 30 dollars a night or 20 dollars for day care. Manager Donald Canade says the target is dogs treated as children. The inn features an indoor playground, jungle gym, slide, four daily walks, a doggy boutique and pet videos for overnight guests.
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New York
Paws Inn
Manhattan
Donald Canade
Smedley
Helga
Spot
Benji
Turner
Pay equity gaps persist in Nova Scotia
Pay equity remains unfulfilled five years after a pledge by former premier John Buchanan. Joanne Mutton, a hospital pastry chef in Yarmouth, earns $20 000 annually, $5 000 less than men in similar work. Critics call the government promise broken and warn many women still face financial strain.
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Yarmouth
N.S
Joanne Mutton
Nova Scotia
Mutton
John Buchanan
NDP
Alexa McDonough
BC court upholds ban on doctor assisted death by own action
The British Columbia Court of Appeal rules that terminally ill Sue Rodriguez cannot legally end her life with physician assistance by her own action. The 2 to 1 decision keeps the law against assisted death intact while suggesting a path for Rodriguez to seek change without overturning the statute.
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Rodriguez
Chris Considine
Considine
McEachern
B.C. Supreme Court
Allen Melvin
B.C. Court of Apeal
Johnson retires rather than appeal IAAF lifetime ban
Sprinter Ben Johnson, 31, quits track rather than pursue an IAAF appeal after a lifetime ban for a second positive steroid test. Lawyers cited age and cost. Johnson said he has "come back and compete clean" but accepts his punishment and family obligations. The ban followed a Jan. 17 test in Montreal showing high testosterone levels, stripping his 1988 Seoul Olympic gold and world record.
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Toronto
Ben Johnson
Johnson
International ‘Amateur Athletics Federation
Terrence O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan
IAAF
Montreal
Alberta high school rodeo tragedy claims Swift Current rider
At Moose High School rodeo in Alberta on Saturday Jeff Peters, 17, of Swift Current Saskatchewan, died after a bull ride incident. Medical authorities attempted to aid him but he died at the scene.
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Dents
Katchewan
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Jeff Peters
Swift Current
Moose High School
Saturdi
Asia Htown
Cult head fraying at edges in Waco standoff
Tensions rise between authorities and David Koresh as negotiations stall in the Branch Davidian siege outside Waco. Koresh rejects a proposed compromise demanding the release of all inside while he keeps about 90 adults and 17 children with him.
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Waco, Tex
David Koresh
U.S
Koresh
FBI
Bob Ricks
Ricks
Waco
God
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
First Martensville day care abuse trial opens in Saskatoon area
The trial of a 21 year old woman on 10 charges of sexual abuse begins in Martensville Sask with a publication ban on evidence and restricted access to testimony. The judge orders cover all nine defendants and extends the ban until all trials end.
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Martensville
Sask
Albert Lavoie
Saskatoon
Ron
Linda Sterling
Lavoie
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