Alberta to resume full oil output after pact
A cabinet order clears the way for Alberta oil producers to return to full output of about 1.2 million barrels per day once technically feasible. The province had cut production in 60,000 barrel daily steps over nine months in protest of the National Energy Program. the Ottawa energy pact allows the return, with refiners already tied to foreign supplies causing a month-long ramp up.
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Calgary bids face extra fee demand for 1988 games
The International Olympic Committee asks Calgary to provide at least 1.5 million dollars extra if awarded the 1988 Winter Olympics. Calgary Olympic Development Association officials seek reasons and whether other bidding cities face the same requirement. IOC proposal demands a minimum five percent of net proceeds from commercial use of the Olympic symbol.
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Grain talks to resume in Thunder Bay strike
Talks between grain handlers and elevator owners in Thunder Bay Ontario resume Friday with federal mediator Bill Kelly aiding. The Lakehead Terminal Elevators Association and the union clash over whether eight jobs are managerial. a wider grain export impact looms as Prairie farmers lose millions daily and Churchill options are weighed.
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Hooray Canada routs USSR 7 3 in Canada Cup
Rick Middleton scores Canada Cup goal at 4 08 of the third period as Team Canada defeats the Soviet Union 7 3 in Montreal. Canada takes first place after the round robin in the six team tournament.
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Medicine Hat Clears Way for $150 Million Gas Reserve bylaw
Alberta cabinet in Medicine Hat grants an order-in-council to permit Medicine Hat to borrow up to 150 million dollars to buy natural gas reserves for the utility. LAB legalities and municipal act concerns prompted review but the way is cleared pending negotiations and voter input.
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Medicine Hat
Peter Lougheed
Continental Inn
Local Authorities Board
LAB
Alberta Attorney-General's
Jim Horsman
Horsman
Ted Grimm
Grimm
Alberta Oil Wealth Outlook Expands as Energy Pact Signed
Alberta expects a $64.3 billion revenue windfall over five years under the energy agreement with Ottawa, boosting the Heritage Savings Trust Fund toward $30 to $40 billion by 1986. Treasurers warn the fund should be a rainy day nest egg, though critics question its size and returns.
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Peter Lougheed
Trudeau
Ottawa
Alberta
Alberta Heritage Savings Trust Fund
Axworthy to leave portfolio in Liberal cabinet shuffle
Lloyd Axworthy bids farewell to the women’s portfolio amid friction with feminists this year. Cabinet changes expected soon could install Gerald Regan or Serge Joyal, with Judy Erola and Celine Hervieux Payette also mentioned as possible contenders.
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Lloyd Axworthy
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Celine Hervieux- Payette
Quebec
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Mines
Judy Erola
Lougheed Tour Signals Cautious Redirection On Alberta Subsidies
Premier Peter Lougheed and cabinet tour southern Alberta amid farm fuel price worries, grain transport, municipal funding and beef subsidies. He says lower expectations guide policy and favors careful priority setting, with no blanket new subsidies and no reimposition of the gasoline tax.
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