Liberals set date for leadership convention in Montreal
The Liberal party executive meets in Montreal to pick a date and location for a leadership convention late next year. Rules for delegate selection fundraising and spending will be referred to a special committee. The party remains divided between Chretien loyalists and Paul Martin supporters over timing.
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Jean Chretien
Liberal Party
Chretien
Liberal
Stephen LeDrew
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Paul Martin
Martin
Ethics report on MacAulay handed to Trudeau in Beirut
Federal ethics counsellor Howard Wilson delivered a written report on Solicitor General Lawrence MacAulay to Prime Minister Jean Chretien. Chretien, abroad for a francophone summit, will decide whether MacAulay remains in cabinet based on Wilson's findings.
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Howard Wilson
Lawrence MacAulay
MacAulay
Jean Chretien
Wilson
Beirut
Chretien
Jim Munson
Munson
Inquest Demanded After Kamloops Ministry Shootings
Co workers and union members call for an inquest into the killings at the Land Water and Air Protection Ministry in Kamloops where Richard Anderson killed David Mardon and James McCracken before taking his own life. Redford cites a toxic workplace and disputed links to layoffs.
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Land, Water and Air Protection Ministry
Kamloops
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Richard Anderson
Dick Anderson
Redford
Anderson
David Mardon
James McCracken
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Mardon
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Soren Beck
B.C
Government and Service Employees’ Union
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Gordon Campbell
Rich Coleman
House arrest for Clark co-accused
Dimitrios Pilarinos received two years less a day under house arrest and 240 hours of community service for offering a benefit and influence peddling in connection with a conditional casino licence involving former B C premier Glen Clark. The judge noted Pilarinos has already suffered serious consequences, including bankruptcy and family disruption.
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Vancouver
B.C
Glen Clark
Dimitrios Pilarinos
Elizabeth Bennett
Pilarinos
Greece
Clark
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Crown
Clarks
Quebec seeks bilateral climate pact with Ottawa over emissions
Environment Minister Andre Boisclair said Quebec must negotiate its own deal with Ottawa to ensure regional needs are met and to avoid Alberta dictating federal rules. He warned the Kyoto supporters could be penalized and stressed hydro power as a cleaner option. Alberta supports bilateral deals, while Greenpeace warned the current plan shifts emission reductions to Ontario and Quebec.
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Quebec
Ottawa
Alberta
Environment
Andre Boisclair
Boisclair
Canada
Lorne Taylor
Andre
Taylor
Greenpeace
Steven Guilbeault
Ontario
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