Doctor charged with first degree murder in Nova Scotia
Canadian Press reports respirologist Dr. Nancy Morrison of Halifax appeared in court on $10,000 bail after being charged with first degree murder in the death of Paul Mills, a 65 year old Moncton man, at Queen Elizabeth II Health Sciences Centre. The Crown called it a planned and deliberate killing and said it was not an assisted death.
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Parizeau Book Claims 1995 Sovereignty Bid Was Ready
In a forthcoming memoir Le Salais quotes Jacques Parizeau saying he would have declared Quebec sovereignty within 10 days if separatists won in 1995. Bouchard says he was unaware of the plan while Duceppe and others react with surprise and the federal parties urge preparation for future referendums.
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Montreal
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Preston Manning
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Pampered cows adopt cow mattresses at Corner View Farms
Richmond Ontario farmers install 250 cow mattresses from ProMat claiming better comfort and higher milk output. Rick Schouten of Corner View Farms says the new mattresses prevent leg sores and improve stall rest, with plans for 200 more units.
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Japanese lingerie line uses recycled plastic bottles
Triumph International Japan Ltd unveils a new line of women's underwear made from fibers of three and a half crushed plastic bottles. The soft and lacy bra and panties are marketed as eco friendly.
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Hat High whiz kids eye prize
Medicine Hat High School students Aron Klotz and Darren O'Reilly, representing southeastern Alberta, prepare for the national science fair in Regina. Klotz built his own version of a Microsoft program and argues about undocumented information, while O'Reilly created an artificial eye for computers and robotics. They have worked on these projects for months, facing competitors from over 300 Canadian junior high and high school students. O'Reilly plans computer engineering at the University of Alberta. Klotz may pursue a new project next year.
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Flood Relief Reaches 2000 Evacuees as Waters Recede
Manitoba reports good and bad flood news. More than 2,000 evacuees from St Norbert can return home as Brunkild dike fears dissipate while Fort Garry residents flee raw sewage from overwhelmed sewers. EMO warns rain and wind may affect dikes. Red River levels expected to fall further into the weekend.
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Jack Marquardson
Emil Toma
Red River Valley
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Bre-X litigation looms on Bay Street and overseas crime
Toronto experts warn a wave of civil suits may target brokerage houses that promoted Bre-X Minerals Ltd. Investors and Quebec’s pension fund plan actions after billions lost. The probe expands as RCMP heads to Jakarta to interview Busang scandal figures and investigate the death of Bre-X chief geologist Michael de Guzman.
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