Federal party leaders wrap up cross country campaigning
Canadian leaders return home after five weeks of campaigning with Prime Minister Jean Chretien meeting Innu representatives to discuss the gas sniffing crisis. Stockwell Day airs a pre taped address while Joe Clark, Gilles Duceppe, and Alexa McDonough comment on undecided voters and Liberal record.
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Canadian Alliance
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Joe Clark
Calgary
Bloc Quebecois
Gilles Duceppe
NDP
Alexa McDonough
Liberals
Whitfield charms Edmonton fans after Olympic gold
Olympic triathlon gold medalist Simon Whitfield drew 2,000 fans at the University of Alberta Butterdome in Edmundton. The 16 year old Becky Porcina hugged him on stage as he urged youth to enjoy sport and avoid over competitiveness.
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Simon Whitfield
Becky Porcina
U of A Butterdome
Whitfield
Sydney
Republicans Seize Florida Win After Bush Victory Declared
Florida Secretary of State Katherine Harris declared George W. Bush the winner of Florida with 537 votes. Democratic candidate Al Gore and his ally Joe Lieberman denounced the result as flawed and prepared legal challenges in Miami-Dade Palm Beach and Nassau counties seeking to count uncounted ballots before December 12.
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Tallahassee
Fla
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al Gore
Katherine Harris
Joseph Lieberman
U.S
James Baker
People of
Lieberman
Washington
Harris
Palm Beach
David Boies
Boies
Miami-Dade
Nassau
Nassau County
Lions become first sub .500 Grey Cup champions
The BC Lions, 8-10 in the regular season, stunned the Montreal Alouettes 28-26 to win the Grey Cup. Kicker Lui Passaglia scored the decisive points in his final CFL game as fans in Calgary and Vancouver celebrated despite the Lions' underdog status.
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Calgary
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Calgary Inc
Stephen Libin
London
Ont
Montreal
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Passaglia
Lou
Kendall Payne
Vancouver
Steve MacLean
Quesnel
Tion
Phil McCracken
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Sooners
America
McCracken
Shark Club
B.C. Place
Stampeders
Putzes
Les Kraeker
Coutts
Alta
Stampede
Kracker
Tony Pacheco
Als
Champs
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Ontario family sues motel over carbon monoxide death
The Rose family seeks 3.3 million in a Medicine Hat lawsuit against the Imperial Inn owner and operator DOT Motor Inns Ltd. after John Rose died from carbon monoxide leaks in November 1998 while staying at the hotel during grain elevator work. The suit cites faulty venting pipes and alleges neglect. John Rose left a wife Karen and three sons, with damages claimed for loss of earnings, dependency, funeral costs, and related expenses.
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Thunder Bay
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Ron Jacobson
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WCB
Medicine Hat
Rose Family
Barry Miskuski
WCB Board of Directors
City of
Jacobson
Fisher
Doris
DOT Motor Inns Ltd
John
Karen
Adam
Sean
Kyle
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