Trudeau overhauls cabinet shuffles 13 ministers reshuffled
Prime Minister Trudeau moves 13 ministers to new roles in a second shuffle this month. Ed Lumley and Gerald Regan gain regional expansion and international trade posts while Herb Gray becomes Treasury Board president. Senate moves place Bud Olson as Government leader in the Senate signaling possible reform.
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British Columbia
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Senate
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Romeo LeBlanc
Pierre de Bane
Regan
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Rideau Hall
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Quebec
Dome Petroleum to accept $1 billion bailout package
Dome Petroleum agrees in principle to a 1 billion dollar rescue backed by Ottawa and four major banks. The deal splits the funds between government and banks to refinance Dome while extending debt repayments over ten years and offering shareholders a chance to participate. Trading on Dome shares was halted as news circulated.
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Trudeau shuffles cabinet clears changes across portfolios
The Ottawa cabinet reshuffle moves Don Johnston to Economic Development and Science and Technology from Treasury Board while Ed Lumley shifts to Industry from International Trade. Herb Gray goes to Treasury Board from Industry and Gerald Regan to International Trade from Secretary of State.
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Bud) Olson
Senate
Ray Perrault
Economic Council outlines $2 billion recovery package
The Economic Council of Canada proposes a $2 billion recovery package including tax cuts, lower interest rates, and a freeze on attempts by the government to shrink the federal deficit. The notice appears on pages 20 and 28 with an index weather summary for Friday.
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Commonwealth Games Open With Canada Leading Parade
The 1982 Commonwealth Games opened in Brisbane with John Primrose of Edmonton as flag bearer for Canada. More than 2,000 athletes from 45 countries paraded before about 60,000 spectators, followed by an hour-long opening ceremony.
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Brisbane hosts Opening of Commonwealth Games with Australian flair
Ten thousand children and adults perform a festive opening with a fly past by jets. Prince Philip declares the Games open and reads a greeting from Queen Elizabeth carried 32 000 kilometres from Buckingham Palace. Edinburgh will host the 1986 Games.
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Five Die as Soviet Jet Crashes at Luxembourg Findel Airport
A Soviet Ilyushin-62 jet crashed after landing at Findel Airport in Luxembourg, sideswiping a water tower and bursting into flames. Five people died, 72 were injured, and officials noted varied injuries among the survivors. The aircraft was en route from Moscow to Lima with 66 passengers and 11 crew. investigators consider engine reversal and possible engine failure as factors.
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Marine is Killed as Mine Explosion Suspected at Beirut Airport
At Beirut International Airport a US Marine was killed and three injured in what Pentagon officials described as a possible mine explosion. The incident occurred amid US-led peacekeeping landings with 900 troops already in Beirut and 300 more arriving. Civil flights resumed as Lebanon’s Amin Gemayel declared Beirut open and united.
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Everest team slows ascent amid harsh weather
Canadian Mount Everest expedition progress slowed as high winds and drifting snow impeded route work from Camp Three at 7200 metres on the Lhotse face. Spokesman John Amatt said climbers fixed 60 metres of rope then retreated to camp amid ongoing radio transmission problems.
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