Tough new drunk driving laws take effect December 4 1985
The Rossburn Review reports Canada wide changes including higher fines from 50 to 300 dollars for first offenses, minimum two-week to 90-day jail terms for repeats, extended license suspensions up to five years, elimination of temporary permits, new offenses for impaired driving causing bodily harm or death, police power to obtain blood samples, and advisory notes to avoid drinking and driving during the holidays. Buffalo meat returns to menus with health notes comparing to beef.
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Canada Post faces review on productivity and reforms
Canada Post is criticized for poor mail service over 15 years. A Review Committee, named by government with private sector and union input, proposes five more years to improve service at reasonable cost or privatization of many services. It calls for efficiency, broader use of casual workers and contractors, tighter labor structures, strengthened board, and rate approval by an independent regulator.
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