Weather highlights with scattered showers forecast
Fragmentary forecast notes show temperatures from 20 to 13 degrees with highs around 20 or 18 and lows near 6. Occasional showers possible on Sunday, with partly cloudy skies and brief mentions of breezy conditions.
Tolling Tradegy and GST Saga in Century Ambitions
In a fogbound Atlantic collision the Arctic sank near Cape Race with 300 aboard. The Warren Commission ruled Oswald acted alone in Kennedy’s assassination. Exhibits in Medicine Hat showed over 500 entries amid weather delays. Elton John apologized for Toronto Stadium sound and promised cheaper tickets. Mulroney boosted Senate size to 112 to pass GST in 1991. East Timor shifted to international control signaling end of 25 years of oppression.
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Pay raise talks spark Health Sciences Association meeting
A meeting between the Health Sciences Association of Alberta and Palliser Health on Wednesday in Edmonton will address a 9.5 percent provincially bargained pay raise for ambulance service workers, tied to local scheduling bargaining and disputed by Palliser Health Region officials.
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Regina workers return after tentative city deal
About 1,600 City of Regina employees resume work after a weekend negotiated tentative agreement. No details released, but unions and city negotiators recommended ratification as 26 day strikes ended. Bus drivers and garbage workers were among those returning to service.
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Two gunmen target Winnipeg home injure 12 year old girl
A shot fired into a Winnipeg home with eight children inside left a 12 year old sleeping girl with minor injuries from pellet or glass. Police described two males entering the living room before fleeing. Neighbours say the residence has had prior gun violence.
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Harvests delayed by cool wet weather in Alberta
Alberta Agriculture reports slow crop progress due to cool, wet conditions and frosts. Only about 16 percent of the 2005 crop is in the bin, well below the 50 percent average, with southern Alberta around 40 percent complete and regional variations noted in Medicine Hat Strathmore Lethbridge Foremost Taber area potato and bean harvesting.
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