Cypress School Board Pulls Out of Bargaining Unit
The Cypress School Board voted three to two to end its 16 board bargaining unit with SASAA and negotiate directly with teachers. Linda Elle cites parity concerns for rural teachers and warns that delays and lower salaries hurt education, aiming to improve deals for Medicine Hat region teachers.
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Ron Elle
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Clark family patronage stirs House of Commons uproar
Ottawa reports Liberal MPs John Nunziata and Don Boudria attacked External Affairs Minister Joe Clark over patronage linked to Peter Clark and his wife Marcia. Marcia was named a National Parole Board member on December 23, 1984, prompting further questions about relatives' appointments and Conservative influence.
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Marcia Clark
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Gamble tells court Swing self defense in youth beating case
Greg McCulley was left in a coma after a September attack in Merlin Koch's backyard. Greg Gamble testified he swung a bat as a reflex after a head blow. Crown argued enough evidence for conviction on two charges but not attempted murder. Trial adjourned with verdict set for Friday at 9 a.m.
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David Carter
Canadian Premier pushes for quick free trade with U S
Peter Lougheed told reporters in New York and Washington that Canada must act fast to pursue a comprehensive free trade arrangement with the United States. He cited a favorable reception from Reagan administration officials and lawmakers while warning the window will close without a clear Canadian position. Agriculture Minister John Wise and U S counterpart John Block signaled easing of beef and sugar import restrictions, with Wise optimistic about increased American beet imports and sugar quota changes.
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Reagan Presses West's Strength in Lisbon Speech
President Reagan told the assembly in Lisbon that the West must stay militarily strong to safeguard liberty and oppose Soviet and Nicaraguan interference. He criticized Gorbachev and Nicaragua, praised Portugal's democratic turn, and noted a dove removal incident as communists walked out. The speech followed talks with Prime Minister Soares and drew applause from 250 delegates.
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Eaton's union reaches tentative end to six store strike
A tentative agreement ends a six month strike at six Eaton's stores in southern Ontario. The deal, covering about 1,200 workers in Toronto area outlets plus St Catharines and London, marks a first in bargaining rights for sales staff at Eaton's. Ratification votes are pending with details to be released after approval.
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Toronto
Eaton’s
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Don Collins
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Eaton
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