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05 May 1990
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Medicine Hat News in Medicine Hat, Alberta
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 05, 1990
Page
1
Judge takes weekend to study Alberta social worker strike
The Court of Queen's Bench in Edmonton delays ruling on a government injunction against strikers, giving 2,100 social workers time to rethink. Union leaders say the standoff has grown beyond the workers to broader anti labor-law anger, while the government and lawyers pledge ongoing bargaining. Justice Cooke will decide Monday at 2 p.m. after reviewing four hours of arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Queen’s Bench
Edmonton
Alan Cooke
Cooke
Debra Best
Medicine Hat
Best
David Ross
Tory doubts grow over Mulroney leadership at caucus
Rank and file Conservatives question Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's leadership amid polls showing low support. Activists cite Meech Lake and the GST as failures to sell to Canadians while praising past electoral wins. Some hope he may retire if his performance does not improve. A Toronto Star report cites blunt criticism from within the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Conservative Party
Brian Mulroney
Mulroney
Meech Lake
Toronto Star
Brian
the Star
David McFadden
Ontario Progressive Conservatives
Mont Tremblant
Que
Canada
The
Star
John Gale
Elliot Lake
Ont
Algoma
Gale
Mohawk bury victim as calls for peace rise
At Akwesasne reserve Mohawk mourn 22 year old Matthew Pyke killed over a gambling dispute. About 500 attended his burial while anti gambling factions and roadblock protests marked the tense scene. Fellow Mohawk Wilbert Edwards 33 noted as second fatality will be buried Monday amid family conflict over sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Regis
Que
Matthew Pyke
Akwesasne
Pyke
Quebec
Ontario
New York
Ricky White
John Lennon
White
Wilbert Edwards
Edwards
Meech hearings wrap as deadline nears in Ottawa
Ottawa CP report says a 15 member Commons committee closed seven weeks of hearings on Meech Lake after 160 oral submissions and 715 briefs. Speakers from premiers to natives urged amendments or guarantees, while leaders like Ontario Premier Peterson pressed for rapid approval. Prime Minister Mulroney warned of crucial days before the June 23 deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Meech Lake
Commons
Charest
Vancouver
St. John’s
Nld
Ontario
David Peterson
Michael Behiels
University of Ottawa
John Crispo
University of Toronto
East Coast
Saskatchewan
Meech
Jean Charest
Sherbrooke
Que
Svend Robinson
Mont-Tremblant
Brian Mulroney
Quebec
Charest Committee
Frank McKenna
New Brunswick
Gary Filmon
Manitoba
Ports board faces scrutiny over hefty expense claims
The Canada Ports Corp board and two officials racked up about 450000 in last year for meals and travel, including Rideau and Vancouver Club meals. Huntington led with 35012 in three months, while Marsh billed 20184 for trips to Tampa and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada Ports Corp
Toronto Globe and Mail
Rideau Club
Ottawa
Vancouver
Tessier
William Marsh
Sydney
N.S
Tampa
Fla
U.S
Huntington
Marsh
Diane Kingsbury
Ports’ Canada
Winnipeg protests Ottawa tax centre decision
Winnipeg city leaders voiced disappointment after Ottawa chose Summerside Prince Edward Island for the GST processing centre. They argued regional offices were promised and Winnipeg would be a logical site given its central location and existing Revenue Canada facilities. Deputy mayor Dave Brown urged lobbying while Mayor Norrie was unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Prince Edward Island
Manitoba
Board of Commissioners
Norrie
Jake Epp
Epp
Revenue
Otto Jelinek
Summerside
P.E. I
Peter Wallace
Dave Brown
Revenue Canada
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Ann Landers
Gordon Wright
Peter Mehrer Stee
Ce International
Don McGillvray
Steen
Jim Hawley
Medicine Hat Brooks
Alberta Union of Provincial Employees
Local 6
Social Services Department
Hawley
Janet Dixon
Union
Justice Cooke
Edmonton Oiler
Bill Ranford
Blackhawk
Troy Murray
Chicago
Oilers
Reserve
Thomas Egan
Egan
Harold Edwards Sr
Warrior Society
Ports Board
Globe
Ron Huntington
Jean-Michel Tessier
Prince Rupert
B.C
Ports Canada
Fredericton
Sept-Iles
Churchill
Man
James Powers
Brian Keple
Regina
John Balkwill
Progressive Conservative Party
Jean Riou
Tory Party
Bemoans Tax Centre
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