Unpredictable day in Canadian federal election campaign
As Canada nears the Nov. 27 federal vote, Stockwell Day attacked Jean Chretien as the worst finance minister, Joe Clark gained Ontario farmers’ support, Gilles Duceppe forecast another referendum, Chretien rejected vote-buying claims, Alexa McDonough pressed for day care, a Day campaign bus incident occurred in Fredericton, and Chretien faces a pie throwing trial subpoena in Charlottetown with Evan Wade Brown not contesting the assault charge.
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Canadian Alliance
Stockwell Day
Jean Chretien
Joe Clark
Atlantic
Ontario
Bloc
Gilles Duceppe
O Chretien
GNDP
Alexa McDonough
Saskatoon
O Fredericton
Stockwell
Charlottetown
Chretien
Evan Wade Brown
Daring bank robbery ends in high speed chase
Medicine Hat man David Rossler, 35, was held after allegedly taking a Big M Ford test vehicle, robbing the Alberta Treasury Branch on Second Street S.E., and fleeing police in more than a dozen units across roads and ditches south of the city. He was captured after the vehicle quit on Eagle Butte Road. a police dog found him with cash. Rossler faces multiple charges and is to appear in Medicine Hat court.
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Medicine Hat
David Rossler
Eagle Butte
Elkwater
Andy McGrogan
Alberta Treasury
Second Street
S.E
McGrogan
Gershaw Drive
Highway 3
Big M Ford
Richard Herrmann
RT Automotive
Gershaw
RCMP
Herrmann
Tim McRoberts
Morton
Thelma
Suffield
Darlene Dickenson
Nortel shares rebound. Toronto market steadies after rout
Nortel Networks shares rose 1.75 to 69.80 on the Toronto Stock Exchange easing from a 24.55 drop the prior day. In New York, Nortel gained 0.75 to 45.75 as Nasdaq recovered after a 29 percent plunge. The stock's rout, driven by revenue results, shaved about 80 billion off Nortel’s market value over two days.
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Toronto Ortel Networks
Toronto Stock Exchange
Nortel
TSE
Nereo Piticco
PCJ Investment Counsel
Brampton
Toronto
Piticco
Police dog Purzel receives state award for saving woman
Purzel the four year old shaggy mongrel was chosen from a dogs home after a spokesman said the interior minister of Thuringia awarded the dog for helping police persuade a 39 year old woman in a psychiatric clinic to drop a knife and seek help. A lineup dog with a cute face triggered the rescue.
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Purzel
Thuringia
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