Madonna bustier theft roils Hollywood rekindling museum lure
Frederick's of Hollywood offers a $1000 reward for the return of Madonna's sequin bustier stolen during last week’s riots from its Lingerie Museum in Hollywood. The shop says about $200000 of lingerie was looted, while two other items have already been returned.
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Getty denies changing stance on bilingualism in Canada
Alberta Premier Don Getty reiterates support for official bilingualism as a policy while opposing its enforcement by law. He says he has not shifted from his January position and notes the policy should be voluntary, not mandatory, amid questions from critics and a commission report.
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Reformers demand Solberg removal as Manning faces party turmoil
unhappy Reformers in Medicine Hat urge party leader Preston Manning to drop Monte Solberg as candidate over campaign spending and rural-bus tactics. directors cite ballot irregularities and threaten resignations while head-office officials prepare for a Monday meeting.
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Teachers' talks urged as Alberta contract talks resume
Frustrated parents urge quick negotiations as southern Alberta teachers and school board trustees resume bargaining after a 9 hour Sunday session. Ten districts including Newell Forty Mile and Bow Island Roman Catholic schools have been hit by a strike since April 27.
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Racism in Montreal police cited in coroner report
A coroner's report on the 2004 shooting of unarmed Marcellus Francois condemns the force's racism as totally unacceptable. It cites misinformation and misjudgment that led Sgt. Michel Tremblay to fire into Francois's head at close range during a car stop in Montreal's financial district.
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Quebec Keeps Silent as Senate Reform Talks Stall
In Saint John Quebec declines to join federal provincial talks on Senate reform. Moe Sihota urges Quebec to participate or risk losing leverage in renewing federalism. Ontario Native Affairs Minister Bud Wildman warns against equal representation as it would reduce Ontario's influence in both chambers.
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