American hunter and Saskatchewan guide fined for wildlife trade
Dean Wilkie of North Carolina and Jeffrey Robson of Rosetown Saskatchewan pleaded guilty in Edmonton provincial court to illegal inter provincial wildlife trade. Wilkie was fined 5000 dollars while Robson faced a 9500 dollar penalty. The 18 month probe linked an Edmonton taxidermist to the case with cooperation from Saskatchewan and North Carolina wildlife authorities.
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Edmonton
Saskatchewan
Dean Wilkie
Lenoir
N.C
Jeffrey Robson
Rosetown
Sask
Alberta Fish and Wildlife Officers
North Carolina
Edmont on teacher jailed for false rape accusation
Alberta Court of Appeal upholds two years less a day sentence for Benny Ann Ambrose 39 former St Albert elementary teacher convicted in a 1998 mischief case. She had falsely claimed Const Tom Bechthold raped her after her Sept 1996 breath test failure.
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Edmonton
Alberta Court of Appeal
Benny Ann Ambrose
Alberta
Jean Cote
Jean Cote Said In the Ruling Released This Week. “Jail Is Needed Here,” Cote
Ambrose
St. Albert
Tom Bechthold
Public input sought on medicare reform in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan residents will help shape a revamped health care system. A commission led by Ken Fyke released a discussion paper outlining challenges and asks for public feedback mailed to 400,000 households. Premier Roy Romanow and opposition voices support public input in Fyke's report.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Ken Fyke
Roy Romanow
Romanow
Brenda Bakken
Saskatchewan Party
Fyke
Redding
Chretien Speaks Out as Alliance Targeted in Edmonton Rally
Prime Minister Jean Chretien denounced the Canadian Alliance in a campaign speech to 900 Liberals at a $350 dinner. He warned the Alliance would wreck medicare and tax the rich, and he urged electors to support a strong federal government with moderate Liberal policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Jean Chretien
Chretien
Alliance
Alberta
Canada to Lift Yugoslavia Sanctions and Aid Recovery
Prime Minister Jean Chretien announced Canada will lift economic and trade sanctions on Yugoslavia and assist its recovery through humanitarian and technical aid via CIDA. He congratulated Kostunica, noted sanctions relief, and pledged ongoing support, including release of two Alberta men detained in Yugoslavia.
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Edmonton
Yugoslavia
Jean Chretien
Chretien
Slobodan Milosevic
Vojislav Kostunica
Kostunica
Belgrade
Milosevic
Balkans
United Nations
Canada
United States
Europe
Bosnia- Herzegovina
Kosovo
Canadian International Development Agency
CIDA
Alberta
Liam Hall
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Cranbrook
B.C
Court
Darryl McDowell
Chretien Politicking
Capilano Suspension Bridge
North
Vancouver
James Park
Hictions
Damore Rd
3Rd St
AT Automotive
Full Automotive
Abs
Gershaw Dr
S.W
Shauna Brand
Prompl Alt Liention
S. Railway
St. S.E
S.E
Medicine Hat
Aberdeen Street
E&f Business ‘Equipment
O.A.C
St. S.W
Business OF the
Aineinap
Dunmore Rd
TransCanada Way
J&t
Calgary
Foothills Hospital
Peter Lougheed Hospital
Chinook Centre
Quality Inn
Red Arrow
Rockyview Hospital
Port-O-Call
Medicina
Caloare Miaih
Toune Ltd
Reno
Nevada
Southview Mall
ATRON
Ron Melnik
Garth Stark
SAR
Siso ES Retf
Ted
3Rd Street
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