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26 Mar 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Mar 26, 1987
Page
1
Bank rate lowers to 7.05 percent in Canada
The dollar rallied as the Bank of Canada cut its prime rate to 7.05 percent from 7.14 percent set last week. The move signals easing monetary policy and could influence borrowing costs and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Bank of Canada
Safeway court date delayed in Medicine Hat case
In Provincial Court Judge Philip Wambolt set aside reading of charges against Canada Safeway Ltd three store managers and 23 employees until April 2. Summonses were issued after investigations into Sunday openings March 8 and March 15. A week is requested to consolidate charges and schedule trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Safeway Ltd
Philip Wambolt
Canada Safeway
Medicine Hat
Safeway
Melvin Schwab
David Carter
Carter
Calgary
Don McCrimmon
Hope for native self-government at Ottawa conference
At the final constitutional conference on aboriginal self-government in Ottawa, native leaders signaled willingness to accept an explicit right to self-government negotiated with Ottawa and the provinces. Prime Minister Mulroney urged compromise and urged action to translate the dream into reality as Algonquin ceremonies showcased Wampum belts symbolizing native leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
John Paul
Brotherhood of Man
Inuit Committee On National Issues
Native Council of Canada
Metis National Council
Assembly of First Nations
Brian Mulroney
Mulroney
Canada
Alex Skead
Owners charged in grisly Philadelphia basement captivity
Police cited a shocking scene in a rowhouse where three women were found chained to a sewer pipe in the basement with body parts in a freezer and kitchen. Gary Heidnik and Syrill Brown faced charges of serious harm, kidnapping, and related counts as investigators probed the grisly discovery and a missing Debbie Johnson in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap-Reuters Philadelphia
Tive
Philadelphia
Gary Heidnik
Robert Grasso
Heidnik
Debbie Johnson
New Jersey
Grasso
Heidrik
Syrill Brown
Sandra Lindsay
Lisa Thomas
Sandy
Johnson
Thomas Williamson
Philadelphia Daily News
Extra billing studied by Alberta ministers
Hospitals Minister Mary Moore explores options to curb health costs by reducing or excluding non-medical practitioners from the provincial medical insurance plan. He has met physiotherapists chiropractors and optometrists and will meet on podiatrists to discuss potential fee reductions and patient billing differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Mary Moore
Moore
Tory backed hotels battle Mount Allan project in Alberta
Edmonton reports opposition critics vow to fight provincial support for a luxury hotel development at Mount Allan linked to the Nakiska ski area. The province plans about 4.5 million in this year's spending on Ribbon Creek Village while Financial Trustco has secured 22 million in loan guarantees and land lease terms. The government faced criticism over a 600,000 contract to Stuart Olson Construction for site work. Hawkesworth seeks a ruling on contempt over operating agreement details with Ski Kananaskis Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Mount Allan
Ribbon Creek Vilage
Nakiska
Bob Hawkesworth
Financial Trustco
Don Getty
Stuart Olson
Stuart Olson Construction Ltd
Grant Mitchell
Hawkesworth
David Carter
Ski Kananaskis Inc
Incentive program promises jobs and investment in oil patch
Ottawa will fund 350 million dollars yearly in cash grants for exploration and development of oil and gas. The program aims to create about 15,000 direct jobs and attract up to 1 billion dollars in investment, with grants limited to 10 million per company per year. Several provinces praise the plan though Alberta seeks relief funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Marcel Masse
Ottawa
Canada
Alberta
Neil Webber
Masse
Webber
Saskatchewan
Pat Smith
Ken Lambert
Calgary
Small Explorers and Producers Association of Canada
Lambert's Association
Michael Wilson
John Niedermaier
Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors
Western
Maurice Foster
Liberals
New Democrat
Ian Waddell
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Episcopal Hospital
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