Fisher seeks La Ronge venue for Saskatchewan trial
Fisher's lawyer argues only La Ronge can provide a fair Saskatchewan trial for the 1969 Gail Miller murder case. Crown and judge doubt the move to La Ronge is practical, noting the delay and impracticability while considering a venue change.
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Global tour to pass through Medicine Hat in 2000 rally
The Around the World in 80 Days Classic Motor Challenge plans an overnight stop in Medicine Hat on June 24 during a 2000 route from London to New York with 50 antique cars. Organizers expect 100 participants with timekeepers, mechanics, and a doctor. local hotels are coordinating tentative accommodations.
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Alberta aims 25 percent cut in oil well gas flaring by 2001
Industry regulators say Alberta will impose tougher rules on gas flare emissions with a 25 percent reduction target by 2001. Companies failing to meet the goal may face sanctions, while Alberta Energy Co. has already pledged to cut flaring by half this year.
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U S expects split run law will be scrapped
US negotiators forecast Canada will abandon Bill C-55 aimed at magazines and avert a trade war. Richard Fisher, chief US negotiator, says path looks constructive and shelving the bill before royal assent is likely, after warnings of up to $1 billion in duties last month.
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Alberta plans single rate tax sparks debate across province
Alberta's proposed single rate tax plan promises cuts for some but may raise costs for others as experts warn the shift from a progressive system could create winners and losers. Analysts note 78,000 low income residents would save nothing while high earners gain, prompting concerns over provincial revenue and program funding.
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