Federal energy board to train staff in plain language
The National Energy Board hired consultants to teach staff plain language for reports and rulings to be easier to understand, costing 155000 dollars. The initiative mirrors responses after the Gulf of Mexico spill and since offshore drilling rules are under review. Wordsmith won the bid over another firm, with about 100000 dollars less.
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Bill Would Expand Police Surveillance of Internet
Nichalson plans to table a bill to curb mega trials in organized crime and gangs. The measure aims to speed prosecutions, reduce delays, and expand police powers to eavesdrop on Internet communications by requiring providers to permit access to user data and digital conversations.
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Pumpkin harvest outlook cools across Alberta and Saskatchewan
Hope centers on a warm spell for pumpkins as forecasts promise sunshine in the coming weeks. growers fear losses from frost and flood damaged crops with heavy regional winter risks. Frontier Gardens near Craven eyes higher costs while predicting late ripening pumpkins if weather turns favorable.
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