TransCanada plans accelerated pipeline expansion to aid eastern markets
TransCanada Pipe Lines aims to speed a 2.6 billion expansion, with initial shipments of 155 million cubic feet per day starting Nov 1 1991. Two thirds of first deliveries go to Ontario and Quebec, core exports to the U S via Iroquois, with capacity reaching 575 million cfd. Ontario leads construction at 70 percent, gas mainly from Alberta.
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Calgary
TransCanada
Ontario
Quebec
Gaz Metropolitain Inc
U.S
Canada
Ken Orr
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Cholera Fears Rise as Refugees Flee War Zone
International aid moves forward but Jordan faces cholera in refugee camps. Two cases confirmed at Shalaan One, with 40 percent of 40 000 refugees lacking tents. UN relief chief Piazzi appeals for planes or funds as Bernard Kouchner reports EC aid totaling 83 million dollars.
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Nicosia
Reuter
Persian Gulf
Jordan
West
Iraq
Kuwait
Iran
Manuchehr Mottaki
Tehran
Shalaan
Sri Lanka
Aan
Sergio Piazzi
United Nations
Bernard Kouchner
Amman
European Community
Lonefighter vows to stay as standoff continues at Oldman River
Militant leader Milton Born With A Tooth insists on remaining free or dead as RCMP and Alberta Environment confront Lonefighters at the Oldman River trench. A 24 hour truce held while police threaten charges for firearm discharge and court orders curb the diversion project. The Lonefighters gain support from the Iroquois Six Nations as the Peigan reserve stands firm.
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Peigan
Oldmen
RCMP
Earth Movera
Milton Born
Lorne
Chris Buffelo
Loren Thliemenn
Brocket
Alta
Oldman River
Alberta
Lonefighters Society
Lonefighters
Oldman
Loran Thiemann
Thiemann
Andre Gauthier
Leonard Bastien
Bastien
Edmonton
Ken Rostad
Goverment
Oldman Dam
Bourassa urges natives to press Mohawks to surrender
In Montreal, Premier Bourassa called on Indian leaders nationwide to pressure the Kahnesatake holdouts to accept a U S backed army plan. The Mohawks and supporters rejected the offer as 400 troops surround Kahnesatake near Oka.
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Montreal
Oka
Quebec
Robert Bourassa
Kent Foster
Canada
Bourassa
Ganienkeh Reserve
New York
Akwesasne Reserve
Ontario
New York State
Ronald Cross
Brooklyn
N.Y
Kahnesatake
Iroquois Six Nation Confederacy
Terry Doxtater
Doxtater
Mulroney fills Senate seats to erode Liberal control
Three more loyal Tories including former New Brunswick premier Richard Hatfield were named to the Senate. The move narrows the Liberal lead to 13 seats, with seven vacancies remaining. The government seeks to increase the Senate size under the British North America Act to gain Conservative control and push through GST and unemployment policy bills.
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Mulroney
Senate
Ottawa
New Brunswick
Richard Hatfield
Hatfield
John Sylvain
Montreal
Donald Oliver
Nova Scotia
Brian Mulroney
Commons
Harvie Andre
Michael Wilson
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Tee
Eben
Comics Bee
Don McGillvray
Saber
Doonesbury Ee
Gordon Wright
Seb Hee
Miss Manners
Eevee Tees
Peter Mehrer
Lief Organization
Lonefighter
Rostad
Iroquois Six Nations Confederacy
Oka, Que
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