Air talks set as Munro calls for talks amid Air Canada strike
Labour Minister John Munro planned Sunday talks with disputing parties in the Air Canada shutdown after pilots and ground workers walked out. He hinted at intervention if talks progress, while Air Canada faces $3 million daily losses and looming flight attendant action.
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Trudeau leads large Canadian delegation to Papal ceremony
Prime Minister Trudeau arrives in Rome with a delegation larger than expected for Pope John Paul II's installation. Forty six Canadians including cabinet ministers relatives of the new Pope aides and reporters travel on a Canadian Forces Boeing 707.
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Rhodesia peace talks secret meeting with Smith details
Rhodesian nationalist leader Joshua Nkomo said Ian Smith secretly invited talks last month and offered a power transfer to the Patriotic Front. Nkomo, Mugabe and front line state leaders met with no clear path to new peace talks, amid questions over Mugabe's presence and the Salisbury coalition's stance.
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Liberals weigh polls as Trudeau image probe widens
Ottawa reports Liberal strategists review voter attitudes in Toronto and Vancouver polls by Martin Goldfarb. The survey asks why voters doubt Trudeau and whether any party or leader is gaining momentum. Ontario political maneuvering follows a Delphic autumn election option from Trudeau.
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Trudeau faces challenge as Liberals seek fourth term
Ed Broadbent condemns Liberal shift from Conservative platform while Trudeau, visiting Rome for Pope John Paul I installation, faces call for elections only after his five year mandate ends next July. Polls show dip, then Liberal lead. strategists worry about Trudeau’s tarnished image amid Toronto-area disenchantment.
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Dynamite scare ends as McCartney learns via TV
Police mistakenly attached dynamite to Richard McCartney's car during a bomb training drill at St. Louis airport. He saw his parking ticket number on TV, confirming ownership. Police recovered the dynamite Friday night without incident. the blast components were missing a detonator.
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Iranian youths clash with police in 15 cities
In overnight protests across 15 Iranian cities youths clashed with police over Islamic law reforms. Authorities report 11 dead and 116 arrested as police used tear gas and firearms in some locales.
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No News Monday as Labor Day Holiday
Publication pauses for Labor Day with no Monday issue and regular publishing resumes on Tuesday.
Oil Sands Strike Nears as GCOS Faces Plant Shutdown
McMurray workers vote strike after GCOS refuses to revisit a shift reallocation affecting about 160 of 900 union members. Arbitration earlier upheld the company’s shift rights. GCOS counters with a lockout as gradual shutdowns begin to minimize equipment damage.
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