Alberta to challenge anti inflation act in Supreme Court
Alberta and Saskatchewan move to have parts of the federal anti inflation act deemed beyond Ottawa's constitutional power. Alberta's Lou Hyndman says the case tests federal provincial balance and potential erosion of provincial authority, with precedent set by a 1949 Supreme Court shift.
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Alberta
Edmonton
Supreme Court of Canada
Ottawa
Saskatchewan
Supreme Court
Lou Hyndman
Intergovernmental Affairs
Hyndman
Government House
House
Canada
City seals hazardous cave area after deaths in Hatters incident
The city will seal a deadly cave in the Trans-Canada Highway construction zone after two youths died and a third was seriously hurt. Alderman Ron Clement said a bulldozer will seal the site this afternoon with coroner approval. A second cave-in followed. The Bierbach family mourns Loretta 13 and Darcy 11. Brett Hausauer 11 injured. Darren Ross 10 escaped. Funeral Friday at 1:30 p.m. at St. Peter Lutheran Church.
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City Hall
Public Works Committee
Ald
Ron Clement
E. G. F. Skinner
Clement
Loretta Anne Bierbach
Darcy
Brett Hausauer
Mary Bierbach
St. S.W
Hausauer
Ted Hausauer
Darren Ross
Skinner
Bierbach
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Seven Persons Creek
Richardson arrives for talks in Ottawa
U S Commerce Secretary Elliot Richardson landed at Ottawa International Airport for talks with federal officials. A tarmac greeting by Canadian Trade Minister Don Jamieson sparked a brief clash as airport staff barred reporters and the RCMP denied access, prompting a detour to the VIP lounge where Enders and reporters finally met Richardson.
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Ottawa
U.S. Commerce
Elliot Richardson
Ottawa International
Don Jamieson
Jacques Robert
RCMP
U.S
Thomas Enders
Richardson
Jamieson
Robert
Otto Lang
Enders
Commerce
Caouette paints grim picture during capital punishment debate
Social Credit Leader Real Caouette warned Canada faces anarchy as he condemned Ottawa for ignoring public opinion on abolishing capital punishment. He argued parents, teachers, and boards have eroded respect, urged a national referendum, and called for Liberal cabinet resignations while insisting Canadians support retaining the death penalty.
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Social Credit
Real Caouette
Caouette
Quebec
Norman Cafik
Ontario
David MacDonald
Egmont
Canada
Warren Allmand
Ron Basford
Social Credit Party
Simma Holt
Van
Australia to supply up to four million swine flu vaccines
A Connaught Laboratories spokesman announced that Australia will ship up to four million doses of swine influenza vaccine in bulk to Connaught for Canada's immunization program. Deliveries are planned to begin by mid August.
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Toronto
Australia
Canada
Connaught Laboratories Ltd
Commonwealth Serum Laboratories of Australia
Connaught
Police Seek Full NHL Playoff Film Tied to Flyers Case
Police asked Hockey Night in Canada staff for 180 minutes of playoff game footage linked to charges against Flyers players Don Saleski Joe Watson and Mel Bridgman from a Maple Leafs Flyers quarter final on April 15. Court date set June 10. investigators backtracking after viewing only a portion of the tape.
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Toronto
Ralph Mellanby
Hockey Night In Canada
Philadelphia Flyers
Flyers
Don Saleski
Joe Watson
Mel Bridgman
Toronto Maple Leafs
Roy McMurtry
Ontario
Robert McGee
York County
Hockey Night
Bob Gordon
McMurtry
Thumbs down on lottery extension
Manitoba Health Minister Larry Desjardins warned the province will resist any move to extend the Olympic lottery beyond the Games. He said rumors of a federal extension to cover deficits would proceed without Manitoba approval and would divert funds from Manitoba.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Larry Desjardins
Desjardins
First ministers meet in Ottawa oil price talks stall
Prime Minister Trudeau and provincial premiers gathered in Ottawa to negotiate a new oil price set to take effect July 1. Most participants expect a rise of 1.50 to 2 dollars per barrel, raising gasoline costs and home heating bills, with Ontario opposing and Nova Scotia seeking subsidies to offset higher electricity rates.
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Ottawa
Trudeau
Frank Moores
Newfoundland
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Peter Lougheed
Ontario
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Rotary District 536 Holds Three Day Conference in Medicine Hat
The first full day of the Rotary District 536 conference at the Continental Inn features study sessions talks by Rotary International official Charles Miller and a Knoxville professor, plus a group exchange with Rotarians from Finland. Over 300 Rotarians from B C Saskatchewan and Alberta attend as social events include sing songs a barbeque at Woolfrey's Coulee and a dinner dance.
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Continental Inn
Rotary International
Charles Miller
Knoxville
Tennessee
Finland
Rotary Club
Woolfrey’s Coulee
Rotary
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Sol Hurok
New York
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