Redcliff murder charge shocks family in court
William Shagin, 20, faced in Cranbrook BC today with first degree murder in the May 9 Inn of the South killing of Peter Veinot, 41, during an attempted hotel robbery. He also faced an attempted murder charge for a second Calgary youth, Shayne Lutz, 17, who is hospitalized in fair condition.
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Illiam Vladimir Shagin
Jesus Christ
Nadia Shagin
Redcliff
Vladimir
RCMP
Shagin
Cranbrook
B.C
Peter Veinot
Inn of the South
Vernot
Shayne Christopher Lutz
Calgary
Shagins
Ukraine
William
Nadia
Lutz
Foothills Hospital
Cranbrook Rcmp
Eric Ausman
Medicine Hat
Gary Chinook
Teepee caption sparks new debate in Medicine Hat
A World of Wheels supplement sponsored by Chrysler Canada drew backlash in Medicine Hat over a caption near the Saamis Teepee. City officials say the teepee symbol matters, while editors defend the piece as offhand advertorial. The Economic Development Committee plans to invite Chrysler Canada president Yves Landry to visit.
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HAL World of Wheels Automotive
Medicine Hat
Chrysler Canada
Regina
Vancouver
Barry Finkelman
Economic Development Advisory Board
Economic Development Committee
Chrysler
Lynn Helpard
World of Wheels
Toronto
Teepee
John Hamill
Ald
Wayne Craven
Teepee Association
Rick Filanti
Dave Somerville
Saamis Teepee Association
Buffalo
Slack
Mavis Slack
White City
Sask
Jack Daley
B.B.D.O. Canada
Yves Landry
US to EI saves $1.2 billion in Canada overhaul
Ottawa reports about 1.2 billion in savings as unemployment insurance officially becomes employment insurance on Tuesday. The bill C-12 overhauls a 16-billion system to curb long-term dependence, cutting benefits and hours rules while expanding coverage for part-time workers and maintaining safeguards for low-income families. The Liberal government aimed to trim two billion, but Atlantic MPs pushed to ease penalties.
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Ottawa
Chretien
Canada
Atlantic
Doug Young
Bavarian tourist barred from flight over strong odor
An 84 year old German tourist in Recife refused a shower and failed to bathe for 42 days. Police said he was aggressive and smelled so strong that officers and the consulate could not approach within a few metres at the airport. The incident led to him being barred from returning home.
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Recife
Brazil
Reuter
Martina Bock de Oliveira
Chretien Says Canada Will Block Quebec Unilateral Independence
Prime Minister Jean Chretien defended Ottawa's legal challenge to Quebec secession, insisting the laws of Canada and international law will be respected and that there will be no unilateral declaration of independence. The dispute drew fire from Bloc Quebecois and a PQ motion, while Allan Rock avoided predicting constitutional steps after a Yes vote.
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Ottawa
Pum
Jean Chretien
Quebec
Chretien
Canada
The
Commons
Bloc Quebecois
Quebec City
Parti Quebecois
National Assembly
Bec
Bertrand
Justice
Allan Rock
Klein defends shredded seniors report as unreadable
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein denied a coverup over a 164 page seniors program report shredded after the 1992 leadership campaign. He said the document was unreadable and the replacement 36 page version was issued. opposition critics accused suppression of information.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Ralph Klein
Klein
Dianne Mirosh
Science and Research
Roy Brassard
Mirosh
Bettie Hewes
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