Weather Summary Clouds Bring Light Chance of Rain Saturday
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with a ten percent chance of precipitation on Saturday. Highs reach 20 degrees and lows dip to 8, with the outlook noted on Map Page B3.
25 Sep 1987
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1987
Page
1
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with a ten percent chance of precipitation on Saturday. Highs reach 20 degrees and lows dip to 8, with the outlook noted on Map Page B3.
The Bank of Canada raised its policy rate to 9.57 percent from 9.44 percent, effective Thursday, signaling tighter monetary conditions. The move comes amid ongoing efforts to curb inflation and influence borrowing costs.
John Ruffalo, of Kitchener Ontario, files a small claims suit against Prime Minister Brian Mulroney seeking 90 for alleged failure to fulfill a 1984 election postal service promise. He seeks compensation for aggravation and time spent on complaints and notes prior approval to demand door to door delivery.
Seven people face charges over alleged insider trading tied to Teleglobe Canada sale to Memotec Inc. in Montreal. Named defendants include Peter Blaikie, Kenneth Atlas, Memotec directors Marc Beauchamp Frederick Berlet Joseph Szaszkiewicz, Jacques Tousignant, and Beatrice Brunet.
Calgary and Edmonton clash at the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association convention over Ottawa's proposed federal sales tax. Mayor Laurence Decore calls the plan unreasonable and abhorrent and rejects any compromise. Calgary defends taxing commercial goods and services while other delegates push back.
A Vancouver businessman and a coalition of North American newspaper publishers near a 360 million deal to build Alberta's first newsprint mill near Whitecourt. The project aims for 220000 metric tonnes yearly, with equity and paper-buying commitments from group members.
Friends of the Oldman filed a notice of motion in Court of Queen's Bench alleging improper approval of construction permits by Environment Minister Ken Kowalski and officials. They claim failure to advertise permits and improper waiver under the Water Resources Act, seeking stoppage of work and invalid permits. The coalition warns of $159 per person cost to Alberta residents and potential flooding of ranching families and three river systems near Pincher Creek.
A chilling series of killings in the Ottawa Valley linked to a single serial killer targets elderly, reclusive farmers within a 40 kilometre radius of Winchester. Police name a suspect as rumors swirl and a Chesterville man denies involvement amid pressure from media and public.
External Affairs Minister Joe Clark said Canada will not hold high level talks or consider new proposals until the United States makes the first move. Prime Minister Mulroney floated a binding dispute mechanism, while Finance Minister Wilson denied plans for direct talks with James Baker during a Washington trip for IMF and World Bank meetings.
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