TCPL to expand SOUTHAM NEWSPAPERS Nexus pipeline phase planned
TransCanada PipeLines plans about 2.6 billion dollars in three years for Nexus a high pressure expansion to lift capacity from seven to over ten bcfd. The first phase 1.1 billion will add 456 mmcf per day by November 1998 running from Empress into the U S south of the Great Lakes and back into Eastern Canada Windsor Montreal corridor.
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Calgary
Ppsanacs PipeLines Ltd
TCPL
National Energy Board
Nexus
TransCanada
Bob Reid
Reid
Alberta
Alliance
U.S
Empress
Great Lakes
Canada
Windsor-Montreal
Kangaroo Surprises Swedish Farm as Sunflower Seeds Attract Marsupial
A rural Swedish woman, Vivi Berglund, set out sunflower seeds and drew a kangaroo at about 4 a.m. Police and a forest ranger confirmed tracks, with another local sighting reported. Authorities seek origin since no zoo or circus reports missing.
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Stockholm
Vivi Berglund
Berglund
Kjell Birgersson
Jail bird gets cat in deportation return
Italian police will allow suspected Mafioso Mario Milano to bring his Persian cat Minu when he is deported from Montreal to Italy. Milano, 36, sentenced eight years for robbery and drug trafficking, has lived in Montreal since 1993 and will return to jail if allowed to take the pet.
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Ottawa
Montreal
Italy
Mario Milano
Sicily
Milano
Minu
Debates halted as moderator faints during Ottawa telecast
The second televised debate of the June 2 election campaign was cut short when moderator Claire Lamarche fainted. She collapsed near the question on Quebec sovereignty as Prime Minister Jean Chretien faced questions on separatist risk. Lamarche, with a history of low blood pressure, was taken from the Government Conference Centre and later attended by ambulance staff.
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Ottawa
Claire Lamarche
Lamarche
Jean Chretien
Quebec
TVA
CMA
Anaiaian
Canes Rally From Big Deficit To Beat Hull In OT
Lethbridge Hurricanes erased a 6-1 third period deficit against the Hull Olympiques, winning 7-6 in overtime on Mike Josephson's 2 50 goal. Willis and Ritchie added two goals apiece as Lethbridge, WHL champions, moved within one win of the Memorial Cup final with an upcoming game vs Oshawa Generals.
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Hull
Quebec
Mike Josephson
Josephson
Lethbridge
Hurricanes
Hull Olympiques
Chicago
Oshawa Generals
Shane Willis
Byron Ritchie
Mark Smith
Chris Phillips
Lethbridge Hurricanes
Dale Purinton
Eric Naud
Poisoned Hat men seek long Dallas medical care
Three Calgary transit workers poisoned by methanol exposure from methanol powered buses in the city’s pilot program from 1986 to 1994 are travelling to Dallas for at least six weeks of tests and treatment. They face up to 25 000 dollars in costs and plan to sue for damages.
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Medicine Hat
Dallas
Darryl Kallis
Bill Torok
John Wilson
Wilson
Calgary
Logan Stanfield
Dallas Centre
E.W.N
Skip
Transit
Torok
Kallis
Alberta Treasury Branches faces potential loan losses
Canadian Press reports Alberta may write off 100 to 180 million in risky loans from the Crown bank Alberta Treasury Branches. Treasurer Stockwell Day says taxpayers won’t pay, while Opposition Leader Grant Mitchell cites a 1.4 million Skimmer Oil loan that defaulted, with 625000 balance covered by the government.
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Edmonton
Stockwell Day
Alberta
Grant Mitchell
Skimmer
Treasury
Mitchell
Hat police test Stop Stick vehicle stopper in trials
Hat police test a new Stop Stick device to replace spike belts for pursuing vehicles. The three triangular tubes hide Teflon coated quills under a canvas cover and are designed to puncture tires without harming officers. Training and deployment are planned this year as insurance groups partially fund the program.
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Greg Betker
Betker
T Hat
Hat
Calgary
Independent
Insurance Brokers Association of Alberta
Leonard Helfrich
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Bill Cosby
E. Joseph Cossman
Jail Bird
Wrar
Newsroom
Ann Landers
Ag City News
Cena
LLL Uculislul
Arnold Amber
CBC
Bloc Quebecois
Gilles Duceppe
Chretien
Supreme Court of Canada
Duceppe
Eoin Kenny
Canadian Press
Peter Mah
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