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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 6, 2001, Winnipeg, Manitoba If Bieber securities t Man Tobi fall firm presentation How about a raise in income Wayne Finch of Quad Avest june to Register Call Mick at 9460297 Vanlier Ida ind opt Winnipeg free press june 2001 Canada world b1 business b3 tse listings 65 Mutual funds 86 editor Doug Speirs 6977248 news continued on b2 around Canada killer Bear shot was shot yesterday in the North West territories is the same Ani Mal that fatally mauled a camper near say wildlife wildlife officers and the coroners of fee examined the animal and confirmed it was responsible for the the territorial resources and wildlife department said in a news Kyle Harry was camping with a Friend on saturday when he was attacked about 25 Kilometres East of the Northern t strike notice issued Regina Union representing healthcare work ers in Saskatchewan issued a 48hour strike notice yesterday after failing to reach a contract agreement during conciliation talks earlier this the members of the Canadian Union of Public employees will be in a strike position of thurs n Union has said it be unlikely to take action before Day gets new locks the National Capi talcommis3ionthas changed the locks at opposition Mem Leom 1 of eve Fri if l i v Grey Breaks her silence on Stockwell the gig is up for says Alliance party Stalwart by Jennifer Ditchburn Ottawa the gig is up for Stockwell says Veteran Canadian Alliance my Deborah who plans to work with a group mobilizing against the party i think he has to make some pretty serious decisions right said the first Reform my Ever elected and Well respected by party and i fairly the gig is Freo Chartrand Canadian press Alliance House Leader John Reynolds dodged questions about whether Grey should be Grey broke a monthlong silence on Days leadership after receiving polling results from her she pointed to figures that suggested Only 17 per cent of people in her rid ing think Day is doing a very Good or Good compared to 29 per cent for prime minister Jean Days office countered that the same poll showed 55 per cent of Alliance members thought Day should stay Grey resigned As the party Deputy Leader april citing a Lack of Faith in she stopped Short of joining eight renegade maps who called on Day to resign and were suspended from in an interview Grey said she decided to finally speak out after feeling that her concerns about Days leadership we rent being taken seriously behind closed nothings Grey its like theres a big elephant and everyone walks around it and pre tends its not dissident my Chuck Strahl said her comments carry a lot of its powerful language from who is arguably the most influential my in our caucus outside the Leader himself and has been for a number of Grey suggested Day should spend the summer reflecting on the fact that he is an obstacle to the party Ever mov ing ahead to form one of his options would be to con duct a leadership referendum with mail in or hold a convention earlier that the one scheduled for next what in telling you is this you can hide behind the party Constitution and you can hide behind just party Mem but party members across the Fred Chartrand Canadian press Deb Grey said her concerns about Day we rent being taken country do not a government Grey i know you need millions and millions of people across the country who put governments into Power and that was what i wanted to find Day has refused to step say ing he was elected by a Large majority of Alliance members last a leadership review is scheduled for next aprils party on monday he dismissed the party recent problems As a soap opera that creating groups have already sprung up in a Defato leadership grassroots for Day is aggressively campaigning against while an anti Day committee is set to launch this Grey said she intends to work on the committee that would see Day joining other dissidents such As my Jim Alliance House Leader John Reynolds dodged questions of whether Grey should be disciplined for her saying the caucus protocol team would consider any complaints if they came Canadian press editorial Stock wont take hint a12 tobacco firm cleared in Ontario lawsuit smoker to blame for own woes judge by Angela palenza Toronto an Ontario smoker who got heart disease despite switching to mild cigarettes was unsuccessful yesterday in claiming damages from Cana Das largest tobacco a Small claims court judge ruled 59 year old Joe Battaglia had Only himself to blame for his smoking and failed to find Imperial tobacco respond the plaintiff is the Only one who has control Over How he Justice Pamela Thomson said in her the Only thing he could have done was Battaglia had alleged that the matinee extra mild cigarettes he smoked for six after smoking stronger brands for were secretly designed to deliver More nicotine and toxins than the packages he sought the maximum allowed in Small claims from Imperial in the first Case brought to trial against a tobacco company in who continues to claimed Imperial knew smokers fingers and lips would inadvertently cover tiny ventilation holes around the thus increasing the tar and nicotine Levels listed on the package by up to six a spokesman for Imperial said tar and nicotine Levels posted on packages com plied with government rules and the firm didst try to deceive we did nothing wrong in the design of our Michel Descoteaux said outside the Way we measure these numbers and the Way we express them Are All determined by Federal in her Thomson said that while the Levels printed on packages Are Only a smoker can control How much nicotine and tar Are she said Imperial tobacco didst have a duty to warn Battaglia the package lev Els we rent a reflection of what he was Battaglia has smoked since he was when he started working for the cigarette company he switched from regular to mild cigarettes in since filing his claim three years he has been diagnosed with heart Battaglia said he wont Appeal the Deci it slipped through our till be another five years before anyone gets this close Industry watchers had suggested a Victory for Battaglia could have opened the door to other the decision was Battaglia Speaks to reporters after losing his Case being watched closely by tobacco com governments and antismoking a spokesman for one antismoking group said that even though the Case it made Imperial accountable for its even in losing i think Joe can claim moral said Neil of physicians for a smoke free suggesting tar and nicotine Levels listed on cigarette packages Are now a matter of Public theres now a lot of information on the Public record that can be studied and people can figure out ways that were going to Call the tobacco Industry into account in the Canadian press massacre witness recounts horror by Pamela Constable was a pleasant family gathering in Nepal Royal a Soiree in a Garden Side billiard room and adjoining Parlour that King Biren dra liked to Host every Friday the Kings Crown Prince Dipen was tending he mixed one of his cousins a and the assembled relatives chatted As they waited for Din at about 9 Dipendra slipped out of the a Short while he wearing an army his Cap pulled Low Over his face and an Uzi sub machine gun and an m16 assault Rifle in his Dipendra strode into an adjacent room where his father was sitting and shot him with one of the powerful Auto Matic through the open a witness could see the Kings face with utter astonishment on this account of Friday nights horrifying Palace massacre was provided yesterday by an immediate relative of that a member of the Royal continued please see eyewitness 12 Riz ism by Ipi motor met Owuor Toyota Echo or inday chm Call tm3111 of toll Mil Niimi Teyf ;