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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 28, 1986
Page
1
Regina Moosomin drug bust ends with baking soda find
Six people arrested in Moosomin in a weekend raid were charged with cocaine possession for trafficking in Regina but the material turned out to be baking soda used as a cutting agent. Charges were dropped for all six. Norman McKenzie remains in custody on an unrelated matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Saskatchewan
Moosomin, Sask
RCMP
Moosomin Rcmp
Cpl
Barry Bell
Moosomin
Roger Jesus
Frank Niles
Wendy Niles
Margaret Thomas
Brandon
Man
Brenda Farley
Toronto
Norman McKenzie
New Westminster
B.C
McKenzie
U S reviews tariff relief for Canadian shingles and shakes
Ottawa and Washington weigh tariff relief under GATT as compensation for higher U S levies on British Columbia cedar products. Officials warn gains may be too late for Prime Minister Mulroney as Ottawa seeks tariff cuts rather than direct cash to workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Whittington
Southam News
Ottawa
United States
British Columbia
Washington
B.C
Brian Mulroney
House of Commons
Reagan
U.S
Canada
Mulroney
Congress
Jelinek rejects Japanese-Canadian redress negotiation
Ottawa Multiculturalism Minister Otto Jelinek refused a final bid from the National Association of Japanese Canadians to negotiate compensation for wartime injustices. Art Miki said the cabinet will not negotiate with the NAJC as it does not represent all Japanese-Canadians. Proposals consider up to 10 million in individual compensation, far below Price Waterhouse's 300 million estimate to cover 21 000 interned Japanese Canadians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southam News
Ottawa
Multiculturalism
Otto Jelinek
Art Miki
National Association of Japanese-Canadians
Jelinek
NAJC
Miki
Price- Waterhouse
Price-Waterhouse
Fire hazard in southern Alberta could rise to extreme this weekend
Southern Alberta forest fire danger may climb to extreme with heat wave continues. Cypress Hills Park prohibits campfires except in designated facilities. Northern Alberta reports three fires out of control with crews and bulldozers assisting near Slave Lake High Prairie and Lodgepole areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
News Wire Services
Alberta
Dennis Reese
Cypress Hills Provincial Park
Reese
Cypress Hills
Frank Naspel
Slave Lake
High Prairie
Lodgepole
Sikhs in British Columbia Divided Over Khalistan Ideology
Vancouver's Sikh community remains split and fearful after the gun attack on Punjabi planning minister Malkind Singh Sidhu. Moderate leaders report militant intimidation as the separatist movement fractures the 70 000 strong B C Sikh population amid tensions tied to India's Punjab crisis and Khalistan aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Temple
Amritsar
B.C
Malkind Singh Sidhu
Vancouver
Ujjal Dosanjh
Dosanjh Targeted by Sikh Violence Debate After Island Shooting
Analysis accuses extreme Sikh nationalists in British Columbia of turning Sikhism into vengeance as about 100 adherents in the province pursue headlines. Punjabi minister Dosanjh, shot on Vancouver Island, belongs to the Akali Dal. An accused Vancouver-area Sikh was acquitted of aggravated assault last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duart Farquharson
Southam
Vancouver
Vancouver Island
British Columbia
Dosanjh
Akali Dal
Khalistan
Manmohan Singh
International Youth Sikh Federation
India
Daljit Singh Sandhu
World Sikh Organization
Glass Jobs in Peril at Redcliff Douglas Plant
Paul Strickland reports Alberta policy favors aluminum cans over beer bottles harming Douglas Inc. in Redcliff. Manager Don Gibbons says the Beverage Container Act deposits drive job losses, with upwards of 1,500 man years already lost and more could follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Strickland
the News
Alberta
Douglas Inc
Redcliff
Don Gibbons
Alberta panel weighs Beverage Container Act impact on jobs
Gibbons spoke to an Environment Council of Alberta panel in Medicine Hat about waste disposal. He argued for pausing the Beverage Container Act for three years and dropping bottle deposits to aid recycling, warning of possible job losses if the act remains. Rose Eresman of Redi Enterprises Bottle Depot opposed dropping deposits, noting potential spillover of glass and metal. she emphasized the act provides employment and supports recycling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbons
Environment Council of Alberta
Medicine Hat
British Columbia
Douglas
Burnaby
Redcliff
Eresman
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Katy Klaiber
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Moncton
New Brunswick
Mike Fiala
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