Armed separatists storm St Mark's Bell Tower in Venice
About 10 men in military fatigues seized the belltower at St Mark's Square using an armored vehicle to demand an independent northern state. They unfurled a banner atop the monument as roughly 800 police surrounded the area and helicopters patrolled overhead.
Progress in first day of Safeway Alberta talks
On the opening day of renewed contract talks between Safeway and Alberta union workers a mediator led discussions at a secret Edmonton location. Both sides stayed confident negotiations would continue with limited details released.
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Gil McGowan
Canada
North America
Thomas Kukovica
United Food and Commercial Workers
Wisdom Of Ruskin On True Reward For Work
The highest reward for a person's toil is not what they get for it but what they become by it, a reflection attributed to John Ruskin about the value of personal growth through work.
Crestwood Teacher Wins Excellence in Teaching Award
Grace Drake, a Crestwood School Grade 1 teacher and 20-year veteran, received the Alberta Excellence in Teaching Award recognizing dedication. She honors her late mother, a former teacher, and will be celebrated at the Westin Hotel in Calgary with a $250 donation to Crestwood School.
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Angelina Calxeiro
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Crestwood School
Therese Bullin
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Westin Hotel
Calgary
Gary Mar
Bre-X ousts geologist as company seeks bankruptcy protection
Bre-X Inc. fires geologist John Felderhof who led land acquisition and exploration as the Calgary court grants stay on civil suits until October 31 1997 amid a massive fraud audit at Busang Indonesia. Felderhof resigns from Bre-X and its affiliates while investors face tax and liquidity concerns.
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University of Calgary
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Spellbound bandit misdirects loot to wrong Toronto street
An American thief sent over 5100 in traveler's cheques and foreign currency to St Clearance Street instead of St Clarens Avenue in Toronto. The error surfaced when a courier failed to deliver and Canada Customs opened the parcels, revealing 5101 Canadian dollars and various currencies.
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Parizeau denies plan to declare independence quickly
Former Quebec premier denies a claim that he intended to announce Quebec independence within ten days of a referendum victory. He says the note about a “Great Game” with Valery Giscard d Estaing is misrepresented and notes a January 1995 talk before any formal agreements.
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Quebec
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Valery Giscard d’Estaing
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d’Estaing
Canada
Recreation centre plan eyed by Hat Sports Council
Public services committee in Medicine Hat is set to approve a multi million dollar recreation centre proposal featuring a 50 metre pool a therapeutic pool a hockey rink and about 10 fields for rugby soccer and football The plan backed by aldermen and local sports groups aims to open the facility by July 1 2000 with 80 percent funding from city funds and the rest from private sources if council OKs the project at its May 20 meeting
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Bernie Anderson
Valerie Neigum
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Tom Mortlock
Alberta Marlin Aquatic Club
Crestwood
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Pat Vallely
Medicine Hat Minor Hockey Association
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