Metro Calgary - January 15, 2009

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CALGARY • THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2009 metronews.ca
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leader of the Alberta Liber- ETRO
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swear in his shadow cabi- LGA JEFF CUMMINGS
net yesterday. RY Metro Canada
Edmonton-Centre MLA
Laurie Blakeman will take Alberta’s power needs can
over duties as the party’s be met entirely by renew -
deputy leader and able energy, even if electrici-
Environment critic. ty consumption doubles
Calgary MLA Dave over the next 20 years, says
Taylor, who ran against a new report released
Swann for the Liberal lead- yesterday by the Pembina
ership, will be the party’s Institute.
Finance critic. The report says Alberta
Former leader can har-
Edmonton-Riverview MLA ness the
“We did
Kevin Taft will be the par- green en-
ty’s Energy and Aboriginal ergy with the math
affairs critic. “proven … there is
Calgary-Buffalo MLA technolo-
much
Kent Hehr will remain as gies” that
the party’s Justice critic, are more
while Calgary-Varsity MLA already in renewable
Harry Chase will take on use in the
potential
Education on top of his province
current responsibilities, and else- to power
Children and Youth servic- where.
the entire
es. Kari Castle, a full-time youth programmer, offers some pool tips to kids who dropped by the Marlborough Mall teen resource “We did
Edmonton Gold Bar MLA centre. Getting involved in after-school activities is one way to keep kids from entering gang life. the math province. ”
Hugh MacDonald will pick on it, and Tim Wells
Giving kids a choice
up the Advanced Educ - we found
ation and Technology port- out there is much more re-
folios, something on top newable potential to power
of his current responsibili- the entire province,” said re-
ties, chairman of the Pub- port co-author Tim Wells in
lic Accounts committee. an interview with Metro.
YARD program tells youth to ‘get a life’ without crime
METRO CANADA “There is more here than
just wind, much more
“If I showed you (one ju- sionable and many well resource than we ever need
Food pg 11 ALICIA FOX venile offender I know) Communicate form wanna-be gangs fo- to power Alberta.”
for Metro Calgary and showed you where he cused on violence. But Jason Chance, a
lives, it would blow your (cid:129) Encourage positive activi- “A lot of them do it be- spokesman with Alberta’s
The Calgary police are stereotypes away,” he said. ties cause it’s something new Energy ministry, says pow-
trying to catch up to kids The YARD program (cid:129) Stay connected with your and novel and it gets them ering the entire province on
before they land in the develops individualized kids noticed,” Prowse said. renewable energy only is
clutches of gangs. programs for kids to work (cid:129) Talk to them about gangs The police will be host- unrealistic.
By actively “gang-proof- toward alternative and drugs ing a public information “To meet the future needs
ing” kids and informing lifestyles. (cid:129) Get involved in their session tonight as part of of the province, we’ll need
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targeting kids as young as gang-prevention program Lecture Series, held twice renew ables and non-renew-
fish supper 10 for their YARD pro- are really disconnected per month, at the Rundle ables,” said Chance. “That is
gram, telling them to “get from the community,” De- extensive research on Community Association the most cost-effective way
a life” that doesn’t involve volin said, warning par- gangs. She says to be espe- at 2409 50 St. N.E. from 7 of providing reliable elec -
Sports pg 9 gang activity. ents to be aware of anti- cially aware of unex- p.m. to 9 p.m. tric ity service to Albertans.”
Const. Al Devolin with social behaviour and to plained cash your kids Parents can also call the Energy Minister Mel
Lawyer quits the gang unit says regard- keep kids involved. might have or truancy gang help line at 403-206- Knight, who is on a trip in
less of stereotypes that dic- Retired police officer, from school. 8191, or visit www.geta London promoting Alberta’s
to play poker tate social status or in- and U of C crime expert, She says kids ages 10 to life.ca if they’re con- energy sector, was unavail-
come, “all kids are at risk.” Cathy Prowse has done 15 are the most impres- cerned. able for comment.
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Thursday, January 15, 2009
Whooping-cough warning issued 3
Alberta health services is warning of an outbreak of whooping cough in southern Alberta, and is urging citizens, particularly parents of young children, to ensure
that proper avenues, such as vaccinations, are taken to avoid contracting the virus. There have been five confirmed cases in the area recently. METRO CALGARY
Mercer to share adventures in Calgary
Local
He’s known for his work on The Mercer Report, and Calgarians can see him live at the
Jack Singer Concert Hall on May 27. Rick Mercer is coming to the city with his speaker se-
ries My Adventures in Canadian Television. Tickets for the show go on sale today at 10
a.m. at www.ticketmaster.ca. METRO CALGARY
Childhood diet, Bar, servers share fault for Daytime
obesity linked
shooting
STUDYResearch shows chi -
patrons’ impaired driving?
ldhood diets may have an
alarms cops
influence on adult obesity.
Adults struggling with
their weight may have eat- DRIVE-BYAverage Calgarians
en fatty foods when they RO could easily be caught in
were toddlers, a University LINDSEY WALLIS BIN the crossfire of gang
of Calgary study suggests. for Metro Calgary KUN violence, as indicated by
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growth of health-care all our resources as effi- Ted Woynillowicz, the
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Officials in Ottawa are still working on evacuating nearly three dozen Canadians from the Gaza Strip, the Foreign Affairs Department says. In a statement
released Tuesday night, the department said there are still 34 Canadians who have indicated they want to leave the troubled region. CBC NEWS ONLINE
Oilsands on the agenda
Canada
Alberta’s oilsands, a vast oil source that critics say comes at a big environ-
mental cost, will be on the agenda when Barack Obama, left, visits Cana-
da on his first foreign trip as U.S. president, said Prime Minister Stephen
Harper. Harper told a Calgary radio station that he has been in touch
with officials from Obama’s administration even as the president-elect
prepares for his inauguration next Tuesday. REUTERS
Conservatives feeling Military contract
Heroes
Obama meets Spidey
‘negligent:’ NDP
heat over climate plan PLAN NAVISTARNDP Leader Jack
ET M Layton yesterday accused
AU the Tory government of
RIE “gross negligence” for
Don’t tell Canada’s Environ- allowing Navistar Interna-
ment minister about “The election of Mr. Obama and the deter- tional to build 1,300 trucks
“hope” and “change,” the for the Canadian military
mination and the clarity with which he
rallying cries of Barack Oba- in Texas, while laying off
ma’s U.S. election victory. has spoken on climate change really is a hundreds of workers at an
In the months to come, fundamental change.” Ontario plant.
Jim Prentice must steer a Environment Minister Jim Prentice “We don’t have that
complex proposal to essen- many times when we can
tially harmonize his govern- directly provide so many
ment’s climate-change plan Conservatives the political work the new president has high-quality jobs,” said Lay-
with the one proposed by breathing room they have spoken about are very con- ton, of the awarding of a
the Obama administration. been denied for the last sistent.” $254-million contract to an
The result will be a North three years. Prentice’s view is that order to be filled by 2010.
American market for trad- “The election of Mr. Oba- Obama’s America has come TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE
ing greenhouse-gas emis- ma and the determination around to the Tory way of
sions credits, giving compa- and the clarity with which thinking on climate change. News in brief
nies the incentive to cut he has spoken on climate But faced with a new U.S.
their carbon footprint. change really is a fundamen- administration that is CORRECTION An incorrect date
To do that, Prentice will tal change in terms of the sit- stacked with climate-change for an event appeared in a
have to change considerably uation,” Prentice said. fundamentalists — people Amazing Spider-Man No. 583, featuring a story about U.S. Learning Curve article in Tues-
the Tories’ environment “I think it’s fair to say that on a first-name basis with president-elect Barack Obama, hit the shelves of North Ameri- day’s paper. Family Literacy Day
blueprint and hope that the we are now in a position former vice-president Al can comic book shops yesterday. George Zotti, manager of a happens on Jan. 27. The World
hoopla over Washington’s where the policy framework Gore — it will be up to Ot- comic shop in Toronto, says his store sold out in 20 minutes. Record Attempt is on Jan. 23 to
re-engagement in the global we’re talking about as Cana- tawa to find religion. Inset: Alternate cover featuring Obama. celebrate the day. Metro
warming fight will bring the dians and the policy frame- TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE regrets the error.
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6 Facebook postings lead to arrest of suspected New Zealand burglar
New Zealand police have arrested an alleged safe burglar by using the social networking website Facebook to track him down. Police posted security-camera footage and
pictures showing the man’s face as he allegedly tried to break into the safe of a local tavern on Monday, and the suspect was identified by viewers on the site.REUTERS
Cuomo over Kennedy: Poll
World
More New Yorkers prefer state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo over
Caroline Kennedy, left, to fill Hillary Clinton’s U.S. Senate seat, accord-
ing to a poll released yesterday. Kennedy, the daughter of slain presi-
dent John F. Kennedy, and Cuomo, the son of former New York gover-
nor Mario Cuomo, are considered top contenders to succeed Clinton,
who has been nominated to serve as U.S. secretary of state. REUTERS
Bin Laden calls for jihad over Gaza Website for ‘best
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could use to rearm, under- over reports of Lebanese waning U.S. influence in (islandreefjob.com).
scoring the gap between rocket attacks against Israel, world affairs and would in The job, which offers a
the two sides in Egyptian- and urged all parties in the turn weaken its ally Israel. salary of $105,000 to
brokered talks. region to avoid exacerbat- “Our brothers in Pales- spend six months on the
Hamas has rejected an ing the situation. Security tine, you have suffered a Great Barrier Reef island
open-ended truce, seeking sources in Lebanon said five lot ... the Muslims sympa- of Hamilton, has been in-
instead a more limited six- rockets were fired. thize with you in what they undated with hundreds of
month agreement that see and hear. We, the mu- thousands of prospective
could be renewed, accord- a total absence of hostile jahideen, sympathize with candidates.
ing to Arab diplomats. fire from Gaza into Israel you also,” bin Laden said. This handout from IntelCenter shows an Internet screen grab Duties for the so-called
“Israel will not accept a and a working mechanism “We are with you and we captured yesterday of Osama bin Laden. In an online audio mes- “best job in the world,”
situation where Hamas to prevent Hamas from will not let you down. Our sage, the al Qaeda leader called for jihad (holy struggle) over the created as an antidote to
gets a temporary period of rearming.” Olmert’s office fate is tied to yours in fight- Israeli offensive in Gaza. the economic slump, in -
quiet just to rearm and re- said defence official Amos ing the Crusader-Zionist clude feeding ocean fish,
group and that ends with Gilad would travel to Cairo coalition, in fighting until nary Arabs and Muslims. main relevant at a time cleaning a pool and col-
further rocket barrages on today for talks on a cease- victory or martyrdom.” The White House said when al Qaeda’s ideology, lecting deliveries of mail
Israel,” said Mark Regev, fire after 19 days of fight- The 19-day-old Israeli of- the tape showed bin mission, and agenda are that arrive by plane. The
spokesman for Israeli ing in which more than fensive to crush the Is- Laden’s isolation. “It ap- being questioned and chal- successful candidate will
Prime Minister Ehud 1,000 Palestinians have lamist Hamas movement pears this tape demon- lenged throughout the have to go snorkeling and
Olmert. “Israel seeks a been killed, along with at in Gaza has caused wide- strates his isolation and world,” spokesman Gor- hiking and visit at least 25
durable quiet that contains least 13 Israelis. REUTERS spread anger among ordi- continued attempts to re- don Johndroe said. REUTERS nearby resorts. REUTERS
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Home Abroad viable. No one should ever It forced the intervention Quebec, leaving an open-
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say that Duceppe doesn’t of the Governor General, ing for a reinvigorated Lib-
have a sense of humour. who allowed the prime eral party. That’s why he
The coalition? Do you re- minister to prorogue Par- has reversed himself so
Andrew
member the coalition? liament and avoid a vote of dramatically on the econo-
Cohen It was cre- non-confi- my, preparing a strong
ated by the dence that he stimulus package with a
It unified and
Bloc, the New would have swelling deficit.
Canada & world insight Democrats mobilized the lost. And it This won’t be enough for
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opposition against
here is important als before Liberals im- Democrats, who have the
news from Quebec Christmas. It an arrogant mediately to luxury of opposing it. But it
this week. Gilles was a smart government and oust will be more than enough
Duceppe, the response to Stéphane for Ignatieff, the hawks in
forced its retreat.
leader of the Bloc the govern- Dion, cancel his camp notwithstanding.
Québécois, says that re- ment’s inep- their long The Liberals will support
ports of the death of the titude — from its paralysis leadership race and crown the Conservatives, the
coalition are greatly exag- on the economy (no stimu- Ignatieff. Not bad. budget will pass, and the
gerated. lus, no deficit) to ending But that’s history now. government will govern.
He denies that it has public subsidies for politi- Today, six weeks on, if The Liberals will begin to
been weakened by the sur- cal parties (bankrupting Harper were to seek an renew themselves, which
prising emergence of the opposition). election from the Governor will take time. Letters
Michael Ignatieff as inter- It had a short, happy life, General — rather than The coalition was always
im Liberal leader. And he the coalition did, and it have her request that the more a tactic than a strate- Parked vehicles that obstruct hicles should be consid-
has been unfazed by a poll served its purpose brilliant- opposition parties form a gy, a spicy Christmas con- snowplows are a nuisance ered abandoned and
that shows more Canadi- ly. It unified and mobilized government — he would fection, but it’s now as should be towed away at
ans would prefer an elec- the opposition against an get an election that he dead as Jacob Marley. Re: Snowed-in vehicles be- their owners’ expense.
tion than a coalition gov- arrogant government and would probably win. yond bylaw boss (Jan. 13) Let’s do something about
ernment. forced its retreat. It hum- But Harper also knows Andrew Cohen teaches journalism at Certainly, this business this now.
So he thinks the coali- bled Stephen Harper, if the risks of an early elec- Carleton University. He is the author of of snowed-in cars being JOHN BLOMME, CALGARY
Extraordinary Canadians: Lester B. Pearson.
tion is solid, sensible and that is possible. tion. He has hurt himself in left unattended on the
streets is becoming far Urge politicians for
more of a problem than is immediate Gaza ceasefire
Views recognized.
I live on 45th Street SW Israel claims it is fighting a
(between Bow Trail and 17 war against “international
Mother and daughter relationships – revised
Avenue), which is a plowed terror.” The Israelis claim
road. There is a fire station they are fighting in Gaza
and police district office up for us, for our Western
boyfriend fantasized about Ever Be Good Enough? Heal- ly there’s no competition. the road, as well. ideals, for our security, for
Georgie her baking, not her. ing the Daughters of Narcis- However, my daughter, un- There are vehicles on our safety, by our stan-
Binks One of my girlfriends, 57, sistic Mothers. “If a mother official winner of the swim- this road that haven’t dards.
who works out, sports a takes good care of herself suit competition, is now moved in weeks — per- And so we are also com-
great hairdo and cool and doesn’t age as much, taking me on professionally, haps months. The snow plicit in the savagery now
wardrobe, boasts, “I love she can be a good role mod- which I did not see coming. has piled up so much that being visited upon Gaza. I
Is it my imagination, or are when I’m with my 30-some- el for her daughter.” Recently, I told her a story parking on the street has am very cynical of this
there more mother/daugh- thing daughter and they Just because you look like idea of mine, and she told become impossible unless claim. What about killing
ter duos out there these think we’re sisters — even her best friend, don’t try fill- me she was going to write you own a Hummer or a civilians in UN schools,
days who more closely re- better if that happens with ing the role, cautions about it for her school news- snowplow. and attacking UN aid con-
semble daughter/daughter my 21-year-old.” McBride. paper. My question is this: If voys and killing their truck
teams? The only way to tell Naturally, daughters can’t “These days, mothers and Shocked, I told her, “You the city posts signs for drivers. Are they terrorists,
them apart is by their fore- stand it. Drop-dead gor- daughters share informa- can’t. It’s my idea.” spring cleanup, why can’t too?
heads. Mom’s brow is firm, geous, Samantha, 21, says, tion about dates and sex. It “Don’t you know you nev- we post signs for winter We must let our govern-
courtesy botox, while her “Guys told me all through isn’t appropriate. A daugh- er tell another reporter your snow removal? ments and the world know
daughter can still scrunch high school they loved my ter needs to be able to look story ideas?” Regardless of whether a we don’t want a part of
hers up in displeasure. mom and it really bothered up to the mother as the There’s only one way to vehicle is registered and in- this war.
With nips, tucks, work- me.” parental figure.” win this, I figure. sured, parked vehicles that On the contrary, we
outs, hair colouring and a My own daughter, 21, Recently, I read that Kate Wait until those great are obstructing plows are a must demand an immedi-
lack of great clothes for après one too many sister Hudson had felt intimidated new jeans are all alone in major nuisance. The road ate ceasefire, end the siege
women over 50 (so we bor- remarks, snaps, “What? Do I by her mother Goldie Hawn your closet and you’re out. is narrow and often these on Gaza and start some se-
row our daughter’s), young look like a 50-year-old when she was younger. We’re the same size, after parked vehicles are not up rious peace talks.
women have to feel their woman?” Most of us aren’t as success- all. against the curb. These ve- IBRAHIM JADALOWEN, CALGARY
mothers breathing down, So what’s a mom to do? ful or as gorgeous as Goldie, Just like sisters.
not just theirs, but their Cancel the gym member- so, hopefully, our daughters ShareYourViews
boyfriends’ necks. In my ship and embrace her outer wouldn’t feel that way, nor Georgie Binks is a freelance writer
day, unless your mom was greyness? No, says Dr. Karyl would we want them to. who writes for newspapers, [email protected]
magazines and websites.
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The world’s second richest man, Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim Helu, won control of a web address in his name (www.carlosslimhelu.com) for
free yesterday. An arbitrator ruled the site that an Indonesian had tried to sell him for $55 million US was registered in bad faith.REUTERS
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Ottawa vows to rescue Nortel
Career Finder
The federal government has agreed to provide up to ing business whose decade-
pledged yesterday to help “The government … $30 million in short-term fi- long decline has accelerat-
Nortel Networks Corp. will continue to nancing. EDC spokesman ed with the global econom-
emerge from bankruptcy Phil Taylor said the ic crisis.
North America’s largest producer of Family entertainment work with Nortel
has immediate openings for full and part time call center protection. agency’s risk tolerance was Analysts said Nortel will
staff. “The government of during its higher than that of banks, have to shed assets.
Weekly pay, bonus incentives and Medical for long term staff Canada appreciates the im- restructuring.” but said its financing would A sharp slowdown in
portance of the telecom- not amount to a bailout. many of Nortel's major
are just some of the benefits. Top salespeople earn up to Tony Clement
$50k + per year! If you have the attitude we are looking for, munications industry to Nortel, North America’s markets, especially the
or would like to earn some extra part time $$ we want to our economy and will con- biggest telephone equip- United States, has exacer-
talk to you today! tinue to work with Nortel ment Canada,” said Indus- ment maker, filed for bated its long-standing
Call Anthony or Marty 9am to 9pm during its restructuring try Minister Tony Clement. bankruptcy yesterday, hop- problems competing with
403 531 6179 through Export Develop- The government ag ency ing to save a once high-fly- low-cost rivals. REUTERS
Slowdown
Magna denies
Putin the painter
Art for charity
eyeing Chrysler hits Canadian
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to struggling Chrysler LLC ER D
about buying any piece of EM MEDIAThe economic slow-
the automaker, including IAN down has squeezed adver-
CH
the Jeep brand. Industry U tising spending and hurt
sources say Chrysler is K/REU quarterly financial results
holding discussions with TERS for Canadian media com-
Renault-Nissan and Magna panies, triggering warn -
about the sales of assets. ings of weaker results and
Chrysler vice-chair Tom credit problems.
LaSorda also rejected sug- Canwest Global Commu-
gestions the company is nications, which owns
trying to sell plants or as- newspapers in every large
sets such as tooling for an urban market in Canada
&
existing vehicle. along with the Global tele-
Chrysler is one of Mag- vision network, said
na’s biggest customers. It yesterday it may fall short
also assembles vehicles for Women hold up a painting by Russian Prime Minister Vladimir of certain financial
WIN Chrysler in Austria. Putin at a hotel in St. Petersburg yesterday. Putin’s painting will covenants in its credit fa-
Magna expressed an in- be put up for auction for charity on Saturday, alongside two cilities if negative econom-
terest in buying Chrysler dozen other pictures by Russian celebrities with opening prices ic conditions persist.
A pair of tickets to attend the from DaimlerChrysler AG of about $780 US each. Also yesterday, media
in 2007. TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE and entertainment compa-
Lunchbox Theatre Performance of
ny Corus Entertainment
lowered its forecasts for its
COME FLY
fiscal year 2009 due to a
slowdown in ad revenue.
WITH ME Quebec-based Cogeco
Cable largely escaped the
dour atmosphere, report-
ing a stronger quarterly
profit. Montreal-based As-
tral Media also dodged the
downturn, helped by a big
gain in sales and profit
from its Standard Radio as-
sets, which it acquired last
year. REUTERS
CAW inks deal
with Air Canada
AIRLINESThe Canadian Au-
to Workers union said yes-
terday it has reached
January 19 – February 14
three-year tentative con -
www.lunchboxtheatre.com tract agreements with Air
Canada and Groupe Aero-
plan, covering around
To enter visit 5,000 customer service
and sales agents.
www.metronews.ca/calgary CAW president Ken
Lewenza said the deal in-
cludes a small wage
increase and gives employ-
ees of Aero plan a two-year
Contest closes on January 15, 2008 at midnight. Full rules and regulations available online window to return to
or by visiting the Metro offi ce during regular business hours. Winners will be contacted by former sister company Air
email or phone and will be required to answer a mathematical skill testing question.
Canada if they want, or
vice versa. REUTERS