Trade war lingers over Canadian restrictions on U S agri products
Montana Governor Marc Racicot said the trade dispute with Canada over health and safety rules will persist until Ottawa meets U S demands. After talks in Washington with US trade officials, governors pressed for immediate talks. If unresolved in 30 45 days the dispute goes to the International Trade Commission. States including Montana Idaho North Dakota South Dakota and Wyoming ramped up truck inspections at the border.
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Martin urges G seven rate cuts to curb world slowdown
Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin called on central banks in major economies to coordinate rate cuts to save the global economy on the eve of the Commonwealth finance ministers meeting in Ottawa. He noted only Canada followed the U.S. move and warned of extended slowdown risks.
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Naming Hat leisure complex drags on in Medicine Hat
Cres cent Heights recreation centre project faces delays as the city reviews about 100 submissions after a 17 million budget and a 2000 Canada Day opening. Community groups push for naming that reflects ownership and family focus.
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Auditor General Warns of Aging Pipelines Risks in Canada
Federal Auditor General Denis Desautels criticizes the Calgary based National Energy Board for weak inspections and understaffing. He notes a 173 percent rise in reported incidents over five years and 18 significant ruptures since 1992, calling for better oversight and aging pipeline assessments.
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Elders Targeted in Gambling Push Warned by Experts
North America’s gambling industry aims at seniors, especially widowed women 58 and over, says Ron Karpin of New Jersey’s Council on Compulsive Gambling. He cites surveys showing higher addiction rates among seniors and reports of seniors risking homes on gambling to fund losses.
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Alberta Court ruling keeps gun law alive despite opposition
Alberta Court of Appeal upholds Ottawa authority to regulate firearms licensing and registration, a decision that could push the Firearms Act to the Supreme Court. MPs and gun groups warn the issue will stay political and costly with little crime impact.
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Image of Jesus reportedly seen on Cape Breton doughnut shop
An image claimed to resemble Jesus on the outside of a Bras d Or doughnut shop drew hundreds of visitors this week. The image disappeared after Tim Hortons replaced bulbs on three exterior lamps near the store.
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