Teen shot by police in Regina death of 15 year old
A 15 year old boy waving a knife was shot by city police in a residential area north of downtown Regina after allegedly lunging at an officer. The youth died at hospital about 2 40 p m. Witness Lonny Selinger placed the event on a deck nearby and described the boy’s final words and actions. The officer discharged his weapon following the threat, and the police chief quoted a preliminary account.
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Regina
Larry Toupin
Lonny Selinger
Selinger
Divers resume search for Swissair 111 cockpit voice data
Canadian press reports two divers entered the water near Peggy's Cove Nova Scotia as weather improved. Investigators say the flight data recorder shows fault codes across MD-11 systems and may point to a common failure area while awaiting clearer analysis.
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Halifax
Peggy's Cove
N.S
Sean Kelly
Vic Gerden
Transportation Safety Board
Gerden
Gorden
Photo radar in Medicine Hat under review ahead of Oct ballot
Police and city officials weigh whether to keep photo radar as council considers placing a ballot question for October 19. Friesen Anhorn and others cite public perception and Police Act duties while critics complain tickets are issued for minor excesses. A report could be ready before the election.
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Medicine Hat
Police‘commission
Commission
Julie Friesen
1Al
Bill Anhorn
Friesen
Kathy Mandeville
Insp
Rob Siegmund
Siegmund
Ted Grimm
MacKay report eyes bank mergers with slowed Ottawa timetable
The MacKay task force reportedly recommends lifting the 34 year moratorium on bank mergers while urging caution on approving two pending deals. It notes globalization and technology have changed banking but warns against rushing approvals, giving Finance Minister Paul Martin broader discretion under the Bank Act.
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Ottawa
King ‘Solomon
Harold
MacKay Og
MacKay Task Force
MacKay
Mackenzie King
Paul. Martin
Tentative Air Canada Pilots Deal Ends Nine Day Strike
In Montreal Canada and its striking pilots reached a tentative agreement Thursday night ending the nine day walkout that disrupted travel for thousands. The ratification vote by Air Canada Pilots Association members will take 72 hours and be conducted by phone. Air Canada expects to phase in operations within 24 hours after ratification with most destinations back within three to four days.
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Montreal
Canada
APCA
Air Canada
Priscille LeBlanc
LeBlanc
Jean-Marc Belanger
Air Canada Pilots Association
Surrey BC Seeks Outdoor Ad Team
Surrey aims to assemble a team to manage outdoor advertising initiatives in the city. Officials seek qualified applicants to develop, install, and oversee ad campaigns across public spaces and transit areas. The target is to boost visibility for municipal programs and services.
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Surrey
B.C. CE
Starr report alleges Clinton perjury and obstruction charges
Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr's referral to Congress presents a detailed case that prosecutors say shows President Clinton lied under oath in the Paula Jones deposition and grand jury testimony. It describes efforts to conceal the Lewinsky relationship, pressure on witnesses, and use of government resources to block access to key witnesses including Linda Tripp.
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Washington
Kenneth Starr
Congress
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Paula. Jones
Monica Lewinsky
Betty Currie
Paula Jones
Lewinsky
Linda Tripp
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