Hepatitis C compensation row shakes federal pact
Canadian provinces clash over pre 1986 victims as Saskatchewan and others resist Ottawa extensions. British Columbia seeks a plan to fund care for all tainted blood victims, while the $1.1 billion deal would pay only those infected from 1986 to 1990.
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Quebec
B.C
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Ottawa
Selby
Regina
Pocklington loses bid for surplus value in Gainers case
Edmonton court rules Pocklington not entitled to surplus value after seizure of Gainers in 1989. Judge Ritter sets 95 million as company value at seizure, 114 million debt, leaving a 19 million shortfall. Government calls the decision a province victory.
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Pocklington
Alberta
Dick Johnston
Edmonton Court of Queens Bench
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Ritter
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Hat police nab suspected TD Bank robber in Medicine Hat
Citizens foiled the Toronto Dominion Bank robbery on Friday with a swift citizen arrest. A man handed a note demanding cash, fled the bank with a substantial amount but was followed and stopped by hotel patrons and police. He faces robbery charges and no one was hurt. The incident follows two prior robberies in five months.
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Assiniboia
Third St. S.E
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Barry Finkelman
Toronto Dominion
Finkelman
Medicine Hat Mall
Southview Mall
Mike Plotsky
Medicine Hat
Frank Clish
Mick Nieman
Michael Merritt Whelan
Justice of the Peace
Westlander Inn
Ave. S.E
Greenroom
Seventh St. S.W
McGrogan
Finfanhe
Jeff Welling
Stone Furs
Sam Leung
Ron White
Greg Betker
Joe West
Medicine Hat Police Service
Assiniboia Inn
TD Bank
Toronto and Ontario clash over Great Lakes water shipments
Canada aims to block tanker shipments of Great Lakes water to overseas markets. Foreign Affairs Minister Lloyd Axworthy’s spokesman says the minister will use constitutional authority to stop the plan. Ontario Environment Minister Norm Sterling insists The Nova Group may proceed, while the U S Department of State examines treaty implications.
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Great Lakes
Ontario
Environment Ministry
Debora Brown
Lloyd Axworthy
Lake Superior
United States
State Department
Norm Sterling
Nova Group
Sault Ste. Marie
Stupid Judge Tricks Aired In Law Day Feature
The National Law Journal ran a Law Day piece titled Stupid Judge Tricks detailing alleged courtroom missteps. It cites West Virginia judge Joseph Troisi noting a bail denial to William Witten, with the judge allegedly leaving the bench and biting the defendant on the nose.
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Reuters
National Law Journal
Joseph Troisi
West Virginia
William Witten
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