McJustice in Quesnel as McDonalds balls prank unfolds
In Quesnel British Columbia McDonalds workers report over 2000 playpen balls taken for a prank. The balls were scattered through town with kids throwing them at each other. Only a few hundred balls were recovered and owner Carl Bourne notes the prank valued near 1000.
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Quesnel
B.C
McJustice
McDonald's
McDonald’s
Carl Bourne
Bourne
Martin aims to cut Ottawa deficit near half by 1997
Ottawa reports a record 1993-94 deficit of 42 billion dollars but Finance Minister Paul Martin pledges to do whatever is required to trim it to about 25 billion by 1996-97. He promises painful measures will be outlined in a forthcoming economic statement with final decisions due in early 1995.
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Ottawa
Paul Martin
Martin
Finance Department
Workers walk away united in dairy routes dispute
Ed Moss and four colleagues left Dairyworld Foods after 27 years rather than accept new terms as three delivery routes were contracted out. They hoped to keep all workers, but the routes were sold to a buyer unknown by management.
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Ed Moss
Dairyworld Foods
Medicine Hat
Rod Insko
Moss
Klaus Banasch
Brian Gooding
Dairyworld
Calgary
Former drivers oppose truck route buyout and severance plan
Five long time operators claim the company offered to sell trucks and routes but high costs and a monthly territorial-rights fee of 6200 to 6700 dollars doomed the sale. They say no paperwork showed earnings on routes and up to 12 weeks severance pay awaits, while they scramble for warehouses and docks.
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Edmonton
Calgary
Insko
Banasch
Moss
Waste disposal under fire at Swan Hills plant
Critics decry plans to burn out-of-province hazardous waste at the Swan Hills treatment centre Alberta taxpayers would cover cleanup costs. The NRCB has not ruled on the ban while operations from Saskatchewan persist to test burns.
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Swan Hills
Alberta
Brian Staszewski
Environmental Resource Centre
Natural Resources Conservation Board
NRCB
Edmonton Journal
SaskPower
Staszewski
Liberal Environment
Bruce Collingwood
Chem Security
Bovar Inc
Saskatchewan
Richard Secord
Secord
Season ends as strike cancels major league baseball
Fans vent disappointment as the season is wiped out by a 34 day strike. Jay and Expos markets feel the impact with SkyDome refunds, slumping sales, and questions about luring fans back. Local observers cite pain for teams, venues, and vendors amid the labor dispute.
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Graham Wignall
United Kingdom
Blue Jays
SkyDome
Toronto
Alesse Virag
Jays
Yankees
Gerard Spencer
Sky Dome
Cage Aux Sports
Montreal
Wendel Clark
Quebec Nordiques
NHL
Expos
Jacques Duchaine
Ball Park
Eric Grant
Halifax
Parizeau vows Quebec referendum next year after win
Quebec premier designate Jacques Parizeau says the Parti Quebecois will hold a referendum on independence in 2006 after securing 77 seats. He plans to delay a legislature resolution expressing Quebec's sovereign will, a move critics call undemocratic, while stressing a clear mandate and a path to sovereignty.
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Quebec
Parti Quebecois
Jacques Parizeau
Parizeau
Liberals
Man stabbed four times in downtown hotel stairs
Larry Dalan, 52, an out-of-town guest staying at the Assiniboia Inn in Medicine Hat, was stabbed four times in the stomach at about 6 30 p m as he returned to his third floor room. He is in stable condition after surgery. police seek a slim white male in his early twenties with blond hair.
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Larry Dalan
Dalan
Assiniboia Inn
Third St. S.E
Mick Nieman
Nieman
Rick Jobs
Medicine Hat Regional Hospital
Irene Sarber
Fox Valley
Saskatchewan
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