Trudeau ties recovery to fast Quebec solution at NY dinner
Prime Minister Trudeau told 2,000 U.S. executives that Canada's economic rebound hinges on quickly resolving Quebec separatist questions. He warned unity uncertainty clouds prospects and urged Quebecers to reject ethno centric nationalism for a productive federal partnership.
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Opposition Critics Say Trudeau Speech Lacked Proposals
In Ottawa CP report, Opposition Leader Joe Clark and New Democrat Ed Broadbent criticized Prime Minister Trudeau after his over forty minute address at the Economic Club of New York. They argued he failed to present concrete proposals and spoke in generalities, questioning if he aimed to gain political advantage.
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Trudeau hints at June federal election possible date
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joked about a June election during a speech at the Economic Club of New York. He noted no July deadline but suggested June as a likely date while stressing his party’s ongoing leadership.
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Begin wind up sombre visit in Washington with Begin
Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin winds up a somber three day visit as the Carter administration shows little plan to advance stalled Middle East peace talks. Officials indicate no crisis but waning hopes for concessions to resume talks with Egypt. Begin warns of continued Israeli settlement growth and recalls Arab alignments as Brzezinski calls the outlook grim. In Riverside a single engine plane crash in fog kills six near Box Springs Mountains.
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Montreal police arrest five in $1 million St Jovite robbery
Five men face charges after a $1,012,999.74 heist at a St Jovite roadside diner. Two veteran Quebec provincial police officers, one 25-year veteran and one 16-year veteran, are in custody along with three other suspects and two officers were later identified as implicated. Money and weapons recovered from a Ste Sophie chalet where the stolen funds were hidden.
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PWA workers walk off in Canada amid contract dispute
Pacific Western Airlines employees including cargo passenger and reservation staff walked out at Edmonton and Yellowknife as part of CALEA rotating strikes seeking a new contract. PWA said management would run operations to limit disruption while warnings of a lockout loom.
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Opposition Leader Warns of Stonewalling on Session Topics
Bob Clark accuses the government dominated public accounts committee of stonewalling his party’s chosen topics for this session. The panel met to set the agenda with Alberta Government Telephones disaster services and the Energy Resources Conservation Board as listed items.
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Opposition blocks ARC on Public Accounts committee plan
Opposition leader Clark lambasted government moves to halt debate on the Alberta Research Council. He accused ministers of stonewalling and delaying topics until after an ongoing investigation is over, while McCrae defended delaying ARC due to the probe.
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