Alberta Poll Sparks Kyoto Debate Amid Campaign Attack Ads
The Environics poll funded by Alberta government finds 72 percent support a Made in Canada approach to cutting greenhouse gases, reversing Ipsos Reid results last May. Critics call the findings propaganda as government touts a $1.5 million campaign against Kyoto.
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Environment
Medicine Hat
Lorne Taylor
Alberta
Sex offender registry may not include past criminals
Ottawa reports that a planned national sex offender registry may exclude those already convicted and released, with current inmates potentially exempt. The law would require updated addresses for offenders and add physical details and later photos to CPIC, aiding police in child abduction cases and area suspect ID.
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Canadian Alliance
Randy White
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Solicitor General
Dan Brien
Canadian Police Information Centre
CPIC
MacAulay defends contract amid cronyism allegations
Solicitor General Lawrence MacAulay argued the $70 000 to $100 000 contract to a friend's firm followed federal rules and delivered value. He said work went to MacIsaac Younker Roche and Solomon with David Nicholson overseeing. Opposition calls for resignation echoed as ethics counsellor opened an inquiry.
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Canadian Alliance
Roche
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MacIsaac, Younker, Roche and Solomon
David Nicholson
Prince Edward Island
Alliance
Stephen Harper
Howard Wilson
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