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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

May 27, 1978

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Ten Dollar Overtime Dispute Heads to Federal Court

Edmonton case traces a nine year fight over ten dollars in overtime for R G Tucker at Edmonton International Airport. Tucker argued he deserved four hours straight pay under a PSAC contract clause. adjudicator sided, treasury board and PSAC fought through the Public Service Staff Relations Board, then to federal court. Edward Done of PSAC says tax dollars spent reach about one hundred thousand.

Edmonton Federal Court of Canada R. G. Tucker Edmonton International Public Service Alliance of Canada PSAC Federal Treasury Board Public Service Commission

Keable case reserved highlights federal provincial clash

The Supreme Court of Canada reserved judgment on the Keable commission dispute involving federal and Quebec powers and six provinces over RCMP national security probes. The hearing questioned administration of justice in the province and whether provincial inquiries may probe federal institutions.

Ottawa Supreme Court of Canada Keable Commission Quebec Quebec Court of Appeal High Court Jean Keable RCMP Michel Robert Commission Parti Quebecois Gerald Tremblay Mounties Heirarchy Keable New Brunswick Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia Tremblay Post Office J.D. Watt Jean- Jacques Blais Robert Wishart Spence Willard Estey

Hutterite boss defends new Irvine district colony

John Hofer of the Spring Creek Hutterite colony defends land purchases near Irvine amid farmer protests. He says the 7,000 acres acquired will become a hog dairy and beef operation and that long standing farmer relations, fair deals, and nearby elevators in Walsh and Irvine will limit impact. Ken Hoeppner notes land buying accelerates prices but overall economic effects mirror other farms.

Walsh Irvine John Hofer Hofer Spring Creek Ken Hoeppner Brooks Saskatchewan

UN Debates Neutron Bomb Amid Disarmament Talks

At the UN General Assembly Friday the neutron bomb sparked debate with Soviet Gromyko urging a total ban and Trudeau backing a test ban while Schmidt emphasized crisis management and stability. Trudeau and Schmidt head to NATO talks in Washington next week.

United Nations UN General Assembly Andrei Gromyko Pierre Trudeau U.S Helmut Schmidt West Germany Schmidt Soviet Union Europe Gromyko Trudeau NATO Washington

Trudeau Levesque to meet over sales tax dispute

Quebec and Ottawa plan talks to settle a $186 million sales tax dispute. Finance Minister Parizeau proposes a payment scheme linking federal funds owed to Quebec with a transfer of money, while preserving Quebecs tax reduction formula.

Trudeau Levesque Quebec City Quebec Pierre Trudeau Rene Levesque Jacques Parizeau Ottawa Parizeau National Assembly Kay

Peigan blockade keeps irrigation canal dry near Lethbridge

Alberta native affairs minister Bob Bogle failed to persuade the Peigan band to lift their canal blockade. The dry canal threatens crops and town water as warm winds raise drought risk. Chief Nelson Small Legs Sr says talks will move to direct negotiations with the LNID after the meeting.

Brocket Alta Peigan Lethbridge Bob Bogle Alberta Peigans Bogle Peigan Band Council Alberta Supreme Court Lethbridge Northern Irrigation District LNID

Federal Court upholds Kold One beer trademark ruling

The Federal Court of Appeal dismissed the Registrar of Trade Marks appeal to block Frank Provenzano of Sault Ste. Marie Ontario from registering Kold One for beer. The court ruled coldness is not a beer property and upheld prior decisions that the mark is distinguishable.

Ottawa Federal Court of Appeal Registrar of Trade Marks Frank J. Provenzano Sault Ste. Marie Ont Provenzano Federal Supreme Court of Canada George Addy

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