Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 22, 2000, Winnipeg, Manitoba 958rent 7368 september 2000 Canada world b1 business b4 tse listings b6 Mutual funds b7 editor Doug Speirs 6977294 Canada world news continued on around Canada bombing charges Laid ramp Laid four charges yesterday against Kelowna Man in two recent mail Andrija was charged with four counts of explosives related ramp Dan Welbel said in a news Ramsek is believed to be somewhere in the United states and May be accompanied by a he Seibel said earlier yesterday that police searched Tram Seks Home wednesday bigger warnings near Montreal tobacco firms Are preparing to comply with Federal requirements for bigger health warnings on cigarette packages by late an Industry official said the warnings will take up about half the package and will include Colour photos of a can Cerous diseased Gums or a brain after a mohawks Send notice Montreal the Mohawk band Council of Kahn awake is urging no aboriginals living on the Reserve to pack up and the Council sent a two Page notice to All Homes on the Reserve Over the last few saying no indians married to or living with a Mohawk should respect the wishes of the Unity at Large and vacate our territory nonnative have no entitle ment to membership or residency the notice said Grain strike averted Thunder Chain stores in Quebec get a cup of Good news red suspected of ringing doorbells in his underwear in freezing cold Early yesterday died suddenly on the front Jawn of a House while in police hand police were waiting with Ken Neth Gordon Holt Tor an ambulance to said Dan Dzyie re4 Deer f Doyle a piled Fine but f be Ceaf de to Rte with they discovered be stoned 445 crap Law that a Clad Only in a shirt Aad Gherts by Idella Sturino Montreal second cup cafes in Quebec can continue Selling Coffee and Biscotti under the chains englishman Guage the English signs advertising Home future shop and Burger among also can a Provin Cial advisory body has decided chains with trademark names dont have to adopt French monikers to comply with Quebec language the Conseil de la Langue Francaise concluded there is nothing it can do about the fact Quebec French language Char Ter Doest apply to signs that Are also Legal the charter requires that French be predominant on commercial the Conseil recommended that que Bec offer incentives to get chains to voluntarily adopt French Premier Lucien Bouchard suggested yesterday there is Little else the Provin Cial government can while some language activists and politicians demanded Large chains adopt French names some store Man agers appeared theres no use fighting Over Lan said Robert who manages a second cup franchise in downtown maybe one in 100 customers Are against the fact its an English most people just dont care because there coming in for there not into the politics of whether the name should be changed or several Large chains have already managers negotiations strike is hat v v vital link in the Jour Strys Grain we can resolve this said Herb f of of America local 65q Grain an v i the Union gave managers its recent of atop Jool i United gain growers Man Dies on Lawn a Good Day to die Burnt Church natives defiant in face of feds9 ultimatum by Chris Morris Burnt the Feder Al government has run out of patience with native lobster fishermen in new Brunswick and seemed prepared thursday to bring an abrupt end to the potentially explosive the fisheries and oceans depart ment gave defiant Mikmak fishermen from the Burnt Church Reserve a deadline of 11 Friday to pull their traps out of Miramichi Bay or face the National chief of the Assembly of first nations warned that the Burnt Church dispute is fuelling aboriginal anger across id hate to see what could happen across this said Matthew Coon addressing an aboriginal leaders Summit in Prince How Long can we restrain our peo ple the Burnt Church ultimatum was in a letter sent by the fisheries depart ment to chief Wilbur Dedam and the band Council at the Reserve informing them the fishery is closed and All traps must be this is Nota decision i take Herb the Federal fisheries said during a news Confer ence in but it is one that i believe is necessary for conservation and orderly management of the fish while there was no immediate response from the band the mood on the Mikmak Reserve in the provinces Northeast Corner was grim and it will be a Good Day to said Frank War chief of the Mik May Warrior when asked what he thought will happen when the dead line Coon come echoed his determine i dont think we can stand Back any More and just sit and watch As billions of dollars Are being extracted from our Coon come we truly Are at the Thomas is from the Indian Brook Chuck Stoody Canadian press Matthew Coon come How Long can we restrain our people first nation in which lost a critical court decision thursday that would have kept fish eries department officers from Seiz ing lobster traps and other native the Federal court of Canada denied an injunction sought by Indian Brook challenging the Federal governments jurisdiction in regulating the disputed maritime lobster Thomas was in Burnt Church to show support for the band in its stand against like others on the embattled described the court decision As the government is calling the shots now and if they want to play hardball its entirely up to Thomas were on our Karen spokeswoman for Burnt said the Community has decided to leave the traps in the water and risk were asking everyone in Canada to sit Down and Pray for us at that time the Friday that nobody is the band is advising its members to rather than go on the water and but if there Are people on the those Are the people we Are going to have to Pray doubly hard said the band says the Only deadline that counts is the Mikmak Community own decision to end its fall fishery by three weeks earlier than Origi Nally Burnt Church fishermen chugged around the inshore Waters of Miramichi Bay on setting and checking their no one was seen removing Thomas and other Mikmak warriors warned they will take extreme measures against any enforcement action by the fisheries Canadian press its a grave offence to die in French town Paris renowned for its breathtaking scenery and a Clear Blue Mediterranean the French Riviera town of be Lavandor is drawing headlines for a new local Law that makes dying a grave the towns Only cemetery is full and plans for a new one near the coast were rejected earlier this month by a Region Al which ruled the proposal Vio lated a Law on sea Shore be 40 Kilometres East of responded with a new bylaw tuesday which reads it is without a cemetery to die on the territory of the under be Levandous planning the coastal graveyard project did not qualify As using Light which is authorized on sea a group of ecologists took the town project to court and proposed an alter native Rock Quarry in a less populated part of be Levandous Gil is fiercely he likened the Quarry to a dump that does not respect the in a Telephone he acknowledged the ruling against dying was absurd but insisted it was enacted because of an absurd he said there would be no punishment for those found breaking the press opted to use French versions of their trademark names in for exam shoppers drug Mart took the name pharma prix and Chicken outlet pfc has adopted the name Poulet frit or pfc for Guy president of the nationalist society Stjean Baptiste Chap Ter in called the Conseil the Conseil de la Langue Francaise has done what appears to us to be a confession of he Canadian press new no sweat Chretien Manning was better by Nahlah Ayed prime minis Ter Jean Chretien says Stock Well Days arrival in the commons Hast made his Job any three Days since the prime minister and the Canadian Alliance Leader faced off in the House for the first Chretien suggested he was unimpressed with the newcomers i didst sweat very Chretien told reporters thursday before heading off to a fundraising dinner at a local i shouted across the i said Mer Leader Preston you were Chretien and Day have exchanged Many barbs during question period Over the past but their encounters have failed to produce the spectacular fire works observers on both sides criticizing Day has become an integral part of any Chretien he continued his attack yesterday evening in a speech to some Liber Al supporters who paid each to hear him an election Campaign is Only months he and will be one of the most crucial the liberals have Chretien Hast ruled out a fall though it is widely expected it will be held in the closer to the fourth anniversary of the last it will be one of the most important and significant elections in our a Campaign where the alternatives will be Crystal with two very Dif Ferent visions of the Alliance Chretien is heading in the wrong he then criticized Days Fla tax plan and proposals to weaken the Federal govern ments role in running the Chretien arrived late at the dinner in the Wake of a Farmers protest that saw huge tractors inching along the Road leading to the some Iso joined by some three dozen waved signs As Chretien motorcade drove enjoy your some protesters an apparent reference to the Inci Dent in Charlottetown where Chretien received a pie in the the Farmers Are angry with the Feder Al governments Lack of action to help Canadian Farmers Deal with the pres sures of Low crop prices and farm subsidies in the and we Haven made any Money the last few said John a Grain who said dropping commodity prices have forced his family to live on what their its Only a matter of time before there depleted and Well just have to put a forsake sign Chretien acknowledged the protest that part of he Canadian press a Rugby Canada International event hosted by Rugby Manitoba presented by the Winnipeg free press Manitoba for tickets Call select seat at 780seat u23n Usa u23 to is Usa Qto Giamais by the toughest 100 women in the world the Canada Rugby cup see the Best from new the United England and Canada compete at Maple 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