Guards at airports want more training, can't get it

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Airport security personnel are requesting more training to combat terrorism. The Canadian federal government does not believe this is necessary under enhanced security measures.

Personnel administration, Regulation and Administration of Transportation Programs, Air Safety, Navigtn & Communictn, Management, Safety and security measures, Transportation industry, Influence, Training, Aviation, Transportation law, Airport security, Canada. Department of Transport, World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks, 2001

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Ottawa pledges airport rent review: Pearson reveals more rate increases

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The transport Minister of Canada, reported that the rent that Ottawa charges airports would be reduced across the country. The total airport rent remitted to Ottawa is estimated to increase at a rate of Canadian $500 million every year.

Commodity & service prices, Ontario, Prices and rates, Ottawa, Ontario, Company pricing policy

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Business cheers closer ties between Bush and Martin: A thrust toward closer integration seen

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U.S. President George Bush and Prime Minister Paul Martin are in process of deepening the North American relations, from economic to security ties. Mr. Martin and Mr. Bush released a statement on 31November 2004, after their Ottawa meeting that laid out a 23-point blueprint for deepening cooperation between Canada and the United States 'in North America and in the world'.

International politics, Economic aspects, Bush, George W., United States foreign relations, Canadian foreign relations, Martin, Paul (Canadian government official), Foreign policy

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