Theoren Fleury Olympic dream crowns a career peak
Theoren Fleury, at 145 pounds and 5 6, rose from a promising junior to Calgary Flames’ all time top goal scorer and earned a spot on Canada’s 1998 Olympic team. The moment of roster selection sparked emotional celebrations at home and fueled renewed confidence after a tough season, with Fleury continuing to add goals and play strong in seven games.
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Manitoba government signs three year collective agreement
Manitoba government reaches a three year collective agreement with the Employees Union affecting 13 000 civil servants. The deal retroactive to March 29 1997 includes wage increases of 1 0, 1 0 and 2 percent with a 1.5 percent signing bonus and phased elimination of unpaid days off reducing from ten days to none by year three. A new vision care plan is included. Manitoba leads nation in full time jobs with a 3.4 percent rise and unemployment at 6.4 percent, eight straight months under seven percent. Private sector expansion is 4.2 percent, well above the 2.5 percent national rate. Seasonally adjusted employment rose by 2 400 to 240 000 last month.
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Manitob Labour
Harold Gilleshammer
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Manitoba
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