Greyhound stuck on runway with Canadian licence row
The National Transportation Agency maintains an April 18 ruling requiring Greyhound Lines of Canada to hold a domestic airline licence before service. Greyhound had planned to piggyback on Kelowna Flightcraft Air Charter to bypass foreign ownership limits, but the plan was rejected. Despite restructuring with Dial Corp, the NTA sees no change to the original decision. Kelowna's Barry Lapointe criticizes the ruling and urges a court decision. The agency notes the business arrangement remains insufficient to approve. Greyhound can request reexamination repeatedly.
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Carson Eight pinochle group cited for gambling in trailer park
In Carson California eight senior citizens were cited for gambling after a vice squad raid on a $1-a-game pinochle party at a trailer park clubhouse. Officers confiscated two decks and score sheets while Sgt George Vanecek warned gambling is illegal regardless of stakes.
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Fatal teen suicide pact traced in Arkansas journal
A journal from three runaways, two 15 year old boys and a 12 year old girl, recounts a suicide pact after stealing a car and fleeing Robbinsville. Joshua Rogers and Kevin Hyde shoot themselves in eastern Arkansas while the girl survives after a failed attempt and a trooper intervention.
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Brown exits Reform party sparks mixed reactions in Hat MPs
Medicine Hat MP Monte Solberg and others react to Jan Brown leaving the Reform party amid accusations of intolerance. Solberg says the caucus must move forward while Brown apologizes for remarks. Colleagues like Ray Speaker and Val Meredith stress open debate and moderation remain central.
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Mother's Day founder opposed commercialization in Grafton
Anna Jarvis who created Mother's Day despised card gifts candy and flowers. She battled commercialization and died in 1948 after years urging useful gifts for mothers. The International Mother's Day Shrine in Grafton keeps her memory alive with a Sunday concert and carnations echoing the 1908 service.
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Joudrie's wife acquitted in high profile Alberta case
Earl Joudrie takes a leave of absence from Canadian Tire while remaining chairman of Gulf Canada Resources and Algoma Steel as Dorothy Joudrie faces two weeks of psychiatric assessment after being acquitted of trying to kill her husband. The couple's affair and trial stirred sympathy and anger among Albertans. Dorothy's inpatient assessment at Alberta Hospital will be decided by her psychiatrist.
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Weather Outlook Promises Mild Day Ahead Tomorrow
Local forecast notes highs about 185 and lows near tonight with a warm spell likely. A weather map on page B13 provides regional details and temperature expectations for readers planning activities tomorrow.
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