Canadiens Parade Stanley Cup Through Downtown Montreal
Montreal celebrated as the Canadiens paraded the Stanley Cup from the Forum to City Hall with Yvan Cournoyer and Scotty Bowman on a leading float. Crowds filled Sainte Catherine Street, vendors sold pennants, and Mayor Drapeau greeted the team on the city hall steps amid rain and cheers.
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Canadiens
Forum
City Hall
Yvan Cournoyer
Scotty Bowman
Philadelphia
Ste. Catherine St
Montreal Canadiens
Jean Drapeau
Bowman
Yvon Cornoyer
Recreation master plan presented to council
The Medicine Hat Recreation Master Plan was presented to Mayor Ted Grimm and the city council. Volunteers compiled the plan saving the city 15 000 to 20 000 in consultant fees while detailing 64 recommendations with costs and timelines for recreation and cultural services over the next decade.
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Jeff Holubitsky
the News
Medicine Hat
Ted Grimm
Ken Sauer
Sauer
Crestwood
Olympic security chief denies attack reports
Guy Toupin, head of security for the Summer Games, rejects a Washington Post story by Jack Anderson about a terrorist gang planning a tanker truck attack. He says the threat is groundless and harms public opinion and stresses coordination with RCMP. The public safety committee includes Montreal police, provincial police, and the Canadian armed forces.
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Montreal
Guy Toupin
Washington
Toupin
Chief Committee On Public Safety
RCMP
Washington Post
Jack Anderson
Committee of Public Safety
Quebec
Ontario
Canadian Armed Forces
CLC backs general strikes amid anti inflation push
Canadian Labor Congress delegates vote to empower leaders to organize a general work stoppage if needed to protest federal wage and price controls. The gathering also backs a manifesto for labor voices in policy and warns of the risks and demands of national bargaining power.
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Morris
CLC
John Fryer
British Columbia Government Employees Union
Canadian Labor Movement
Lefty MacMillan
Canadian Union of Public Employees
CUPE
Labor Leaders Question General Strike Feasibility in Canada
Ottawa reports say John Munro states the Canadian Labor Congress lacks broad worker backing for a general strike. He notes 2400 delegates empowered the CLC to call such action if needed, but insists wage and price controls remain temporarily supported by most workers. External observers differ on labor’s role in policy.
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Canadian Labor Congress
CLC
John Munro
Quebec
Munro
The
Commons
Joe Morris
PM Trudeau Away On Private Time In Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took a day off for private business with aides unsure of his exact location. Cabinet membersMitchell Sharp and Don Jamieson were reported elsewhere, while MPs voiced frustration over attendance and late Commons appearances. Trudeau was expected back in the Commons today.
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Trudeau
Canada
Aileen McCabe
Ralph Coleman
Joyce Fairbairn
Richard O'Hagan
Washington
Norman Cafik
L—Ontario
Privy Council
Mitchell Sharp
Mexico
Don Jamieson
Vancouver
Bob Brisco
Kootenay West
Commons
J. J. Blais
Sharp
Brisco
Mr. Blais
The
Ottawa to unveil new oil and gas prices in Commons
Energy Minister Alastair Gillespie will address the House at 8 p.m. EDT on proposed domestic price increases for oil and natural gas. Ottawa may cite Alberta and Saskatchewan talks or act unilaterally under the Petroleum Administration Act after Trudeau’s earlier meeting with premiers failed to produce an accord. The plan suggests a rise of 1.05 to 2 dollars per barrel, with gasline or home heating oil up three to six cents per gallon.
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Commons
Alastair Gillespie
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Montreal
Trudeau
Petroleum Administration
Laval hostage drama ends with release of two guards
After a 12 hour standoff at the Laval Institute, prison guards Mario Rodrigue and Serge Thibeault were released unharmed around 3:00 a.m. EDT. Authorities agreed to transfer six prisoners including Real Brousseau and Fernand Beaudet to other jails while four others went to Archambault Institute. the inmates demanded inquiries into cell block conditions and no reprisals.
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Laval Institute
Real Brousseau
Fernand Beaudet
Brousseau
Beaudet
Dorchester Institute
New Brunswick
Bienvenue Marcoux
Archambault Institute
Mario Rodrigue
Serge Thibeault
Laval
CJMS
Archambault
Eddy McCaffrey
David Foster
Bertrand Janvier
Larry Sauve
Warren Allmand
Mr. Marcoux
Number of Hughes wills reaches fifteen in Nevada
Las Vegas officials report 15 purported Howard Hughes wills as of Monday nine new documents surfaced. Most are dismissed as fakes with one authentic examined by a handwriting expert. the estate valued up to 2.5 billion remains under review.
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Clark County Clerk's Office
Federal Reserve Board
Hughes
Pennsylvania
Kennewick
Wash
Hopalong Cassidy
Jack the Ripper
Samuel Spade
Alfred E. Newman
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Nevada National Bank and Hughes
Summa Corp
Lyndal Shaneyfelt
Alexandria
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