CMHC in Financial Trouble Warned by Aging Task Force
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation confirms findings of a Conservative ordered study that the Mortgage Insurance Fund faces insolvency without major changes. The report notes a 19 percent drop in housing starts and a prior 1980 loss of 370 million on AHOP ARP programs, with possible up to 80 million needed to stabilize the fund amid high claims.
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Southam News
Ottawa — Canada
Mortgage and Housing Corporation
CMHC
Crown Corporation
Mortgage Insurance Fund
MIF
Southam
Ray Boivin
Thatcher rejects claims Hollis was a Soviet agent
Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said there is no evidence that Sir Roger Hollis, former MI-5 chief, was a Soviet agent or that British intelligence was deeply penetrated now. She disputed Chapman Pincher's account of a 1974 Trend inquiry and noted no conclusive proof of Hollis's involvement, while attributing possible Soviet penetration to known defections.
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London
Ap-Cp
Margaret Thatcher
Roger Hollis
Britain
House of Commons
Chapman Pincher
Hollis
Lord Trend
Thatcher
Pincher
Daily Mail
MI-5
Canada
Igor Gouzenko
Fincher
Sir William Stephenson
New York
Hamilton
Bermuda
Counry
Ellis
Nazi Germany
Soviet Union
Stephenson
Servis
Muy
Frend
Yeong
Harold
Kimi Philby
Moscow
I‘oal
Anthony Blunt
Building trades plan new Canadian union
The U S umbrella Building and Construction Trades Department says it will form a new national labor body after the Canadian Labor Congress suspended 12 U S unions over a $675000 affiliation dues dispute. The move takes effect April 30 and aims to protect members while not challenging the CLC directly.
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Ottawa
U.S
Canadian Labor Congress
James McCambly
Building and Construction Trades Department
CLC
Congress
CLC Building Trades Department
Poland Union Government Talks Delayed Amid Food Shortages Riots
Poland faced growing unrest as talks between Solidarity and the government were postponed while food shoppers queued for blocks and liquor stores barred spirits for a fourth day. Solidarity demanded punishing officials over police beatings in Bydgoszcz and warned of a four hour Friday strike and an indefinite Tuesday general strike unless concessions were made. Lech Walesa urged restraint and said talks were deferred.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity
Lech Walesa
Mieczyslaw Rakowski
Bydgoszcz
Star Radio
Slidarit
Mieczyslaw A:sowski
Walesa
PAP
Nurse charged with murder in sick children's death
Toronto police say nurse Susan Nelles 24 is charged with first degree murder after 3 month old Justin Cook died of a drug overdose at the Hospital for Sick Children. The baby with a congenital heart defect was admitted Friday and set for a six hour operation Sunday. The suspect appeared in provincial court and was remanded until next week as investigators link the overdose to a diener prescribed by doctors.
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Toronto
Susan Nelles
Justin Bradley Cook
Dousilas Snedden
Justin
Bradley
Jacqueline Cook
Tara
Ont
Owen Sound
Nelles
Paice
Paul Tepperman
Ronald Dick
Tepperman
Ottawa plans new agency to audit justice system fairness
National discussion paper for the Liberal cabinet cites severe gaps in knowledge about how criminal and civil courts operate. It urges creation of a national agency to assess fairness and efficiency, arguing justice statistics are deplorable and justice is run on belief and myth.
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Ottawa
Trudeau
National
Justice Statistics
Statistics Canada
National Project
Justice
Canada
Justice statistics drive proposed national centre in Canada
A discussion paper from the justice and solicitor general's departments and Statistics Canada calls for a national justice statistics centre as a permanent watchdog. It would operate under Statistics Canada with provincial cooperation, costing Ottawa at least 4 million dollars annually and improving reporting systems nationwide.
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Canada
Justice and Solicitor General's Departments
Statistics Canada
National
Justice Statistics Centre
Hyndman predicts Alberta deficit after energy policy shifts
Alberta Treasurer Lou Hyndman warns of a 147 million dollar deficit this year reversing a prior surplus forecast. He cites a 787 million drop in non renewable resource revenue and a 932 million fall in natural gas royalties due to federal policy. He notes syn crude royalties rise, while government spending may exceed limits.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Lou Hyndman
Hyndman
U.S
Treasury
Kser
Alberta Heritage Fund
General Revenue
Soviets Attack Reagan as World Tension Rises
Pravda denounces the new U S leadership as bent on multiplying Carter era errors while Moscow says it remains open to talks. Western analysts say Kremlin has shelved hopes for rapid U S Soviet relations improvement under President Reagan.
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Moscow
Reuter
Soviet Union
Reagan
Kremlin
Communist Party
Pravda
U.S
Carter
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