Alberta nurses back to work bill eyes pass today
Edmonton reports the Alberta government moves to enforce a back-to-work bill using emergency powers to return nurses to duty at 7 am the day after passage. The plan drew opposition from NDP leader Grant Notley Western Canada Concept MLA Gordon Kesler and Independent MLA Tom Sindlinger as cabinet pressed ahead amid stalled talks with the nurses union and hospitals association.
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Planetary alignment scare fails to shake Los Angeles faith
AP reports that the March 10 1982 planetary alignment did not trigger apocalyptic events. Griffith Observatory and others note the lineup poses no threat, despite prior publicity from The Jupiter Effect and renewed public concern after recent earthquakes in California and a hurricane in Tonga.
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U S missile tests considered in Canadian skies
The Trudeau government weighs a secret U S request to test air launched cruise missiles and other weapons in Canada. Talks describe an umbrella defense testing pact to include multiple systems, with Primrose Lake Alberta Saskatchewan as a pilot range and Cold Lake region cited for realistic winter profiles.
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Liberals Dig In Amid Ottawa Parliamentary Stalemate
In Ottawa the Liberal caucus, led by Yvon Pinard, vows to keep Parliament in limbo over the omnibus energy security bill, resisting prorogation despite Conservative criticism. Erik Nielsen calls the stance irresponsible as talks with Speaker Jeanne Sauve fail to break the deadlock.
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Howe trims income tax while raising duties on common costs
Britain’s Chancellor Sir Geoffrey Howe cut income taxes on Tuesday and pledged relief for industry, but raised prices on driving, drinking, smoking and gambling. The move aims to stimulate growth while offsetting new revenue needs.
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Tigers Triumph Over Warriors In 7-4 Victory
The Medicine Hat Tigers beat the Winnipeg Warriors 7-4 Tuesday behind Brian Varga's five points. The game was reported on page 12.
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Tory boycott backed by majority in informal poll
An unofficial Southam sample says more than 60 percent of those who care about politics support the Conservative tactic of boycotting Parliament to protest the Liberal energy bill. About 34.5 percent were unsure or refused to answer, with opposition strongest in Montreal and the Atlantic provinces.
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