Canadians uneasy about Harper says Layton
NDP leader Jack Layton says Canadians grow uneasy over Prime Minister Stephen Harper and his leadership. He claims the public senses a politics that does not resonate and signals a growing impulse for change. Layton notes Liberal attacks and Conservative economic priorities, urging a shift to support middle class families and new policies.
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BP Faces Blame After Gulf Disaster and Lawsuits
BP accepts fault in the Gulf spill that killed 11 workers and released 206 million gallons of oil. The catastrophe sparked civil and criminal probes, toppled BP chief Tony Hayward, drew renewed government scrutiny, and prompted a deepwater drilling moratorium. Gulf residents suffer long term costs as seafood demand falls and tourism declines. BP faces cleanup bills exceeding 4 billion dollars and a proposed 20 billion victim fund, with blame spread to partners and rig owners.
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Exceptional works shine at Arts Days Alberta event
Aree Daye highlights exceptional art as Arts Days Alberta showcases leading works. Dean Tatam Reeves, head of the Travelling Exhibition Program within the Alberta Foundation svemearis, calls the year's turnout a triumph and predicts Medicine Hat provincewide celebrations will improve further.
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