Scientist Interrogation Records to Be Released
New Democrat MP Jim Fulton says documents on former Defence Research Establishment Suffield toxicologist Celso Connolley Mendoza will be public soon. He left for moral reasons after nine years, with investigations linked to nerve agent test incidents and parliamentary rights raised by Fulton.
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Defence Research Establishment
Suffield
New Democrat
Jim Fulton
Celso Connolley-Mendoza
Chemical Weapons Research Centre
Defence
Meech report stirs Quebec anger over companion resolution
The Meech Lake companion resolution report drew tentative support from three dissenting provinces while Quebec Premier Bourassa warned that English Canada does not understand Quebec. Bourassa said Quebec is not understood and called for more careful handling of the talks.
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Julian Beltrame
Southam News
Ottawa
Meech Lake
Quebec
Robert Bourassa
Canada
Ssa
Bourassa
Montreal
Francois Gerin
Clyde Wells
Newfoundland
Bad boss contest highlights crude corporate conduct
A Philadelphia businessman tops a nationwide bad bosses list for asking his secretary to scout for good-looking women at a pub and to alert him by beeper. Other nominees include a New York supervisor who tailed female staff to the restroom, a Cleveland broker who ran forgery contests among secretaries, a Madison state worker whose mother was rushed to a hospital, and a Boulder insurance manager who yelled for coffee and used a derogatory term.
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Philadelphia
U.S
New York
Cleveland
9To5
National Association of Working Women
Madison
Wis
Alberta social workers near end of lengthy strike talks
After 22 hours of bargaining in Edmonton between the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees and Social Services and Labor, a return to work proposal and wage and caseload issues were discussed. Union officials say a plan to resume negotiations hinges on 11 conditions, including no firings, while government negotiators aim to have all 2100 social workers, counselors, and psychologists back on the job. No talks are scheduled the next steps include possible adjournment of contempt charges.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Alberta Union of Provincial Employees
Departments of Social Services and Labor
Linda Karpowich
Social Services Department
Solicitor General’s Department
Social Services
John Oldring
Oldring
Karpowich
Court of Queen’s Bench
Banff cab driver murdered in quiet resort street
Lucie Turmel 24 a Quebec City native and taxi driver was found dead Thursday morning in Banff National Park. Police suspect stabbing with autopsy pending. RCMP park wardens and two tracking dogs searched for a male suspect seen in the cab but fled on foot. Turmel had recently begun driving for Taxi Taxi and Tours amid calls to tighten taxi industry rules.
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Banff
Alta
Lucie Turmel
Quebec City
Rocky Mountains
Banff National Park
Turmel
RCMP
Taxi Taxi
Tours
Montreal pilot named informant in cartel case sparks secret hearing
A Montreal defense lawyer calls Douglas Jaworski a liar while the RCMP credit the 28 year old pilot as a paid informant who guided a 500 kilogram cocaine seizure in New Brunswick. Jaworski testified in a Quebec Superior Court trial of Medellin cartel suspects amid immunity deals in the U S.
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Montreal Gazette
Stephen Bindman
Southam News
Ottawa
Montreal
Douglas Jaworski
RCMP
Supreme Court of Canada
Quebec
Medellin
Colombia
Canada
Jaworski
Miami
Banyon Air Service
Fort Lauderdale
Banyon
Cartel
Caceydo
Weyman Air Park
New Brunswick
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