Firecrackers and Politics Describe Change and Restriction
The piece discusses firework safety and municipal restrictions on firecrackers, then shifts to Newfoundland's 1947 Redistribution Act affecting federal representation. It outlines seat changes in the House of Commons and Senate, noting adjustments across provinces and the method shift from Quebec based quotas to population quotas, with redistribution due again in 1982 based on the census.
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Newfoundland
House of Commons
Quebec
Prince Edward Island
Yukon
Ontario
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Textile mill drives Canada’s largest manufacturing payroll
The local textile mill is highlighted as a major national economic asset. It employs about 96,200 workers and generates roughly 70 million dollars in annual goods value, making it Canada’s leading manufacturing employer and payroll contributor.
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Canada
Reid
Ada’s Economic Development and National Affairs
The text argues that Ada’s economy links to Canada through textiles and markets. It notes the community’s buying habits and employment depend on the textile industry and cross-border trade, emphasizing local ties to national matters.
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Ada
Canada
Ihs
Prairie mineral wealth drives regional economic shift
The Financial Post notes a technological revolution in the Prairies driven by rich ore and uranium demand. Wheat remains vital but livestock trends have shifted since wartime. high school district consolidation is debated in Orangeville and Chesley with a proposed ideal 400 pupil district and federal and provincial funding considerations.
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Praca
Financial Post
Prairies
Paminwon
Canada
Duffin
Orangeville
Chesley
Ontario
Bruce
Editorial Notes Prompt Hopeful Fishing Day Tone
The writer remarks about warm days and the possibility of enjoying fishing. It reads as a casual editorial note reflecting on leisure weather and a past or hypothetical activity. No specific people or events are named.
Federal elections loom in seven weeks
Seven weeks remain before the federal elections. The coming days will feature many issues and arguments as campaigns intensify and voters prepare to decide.
Orangeville Stores Plan Eleven Oclock Summer Hours
Spring gardening and farm work thrive as warm days bring foliage. Orangeville chooses to extend Saturday hours to eleven during summer, noting popularity of later openings in small communities.
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Orangeville
Georgetown Ex Camp Grand Superintendent Elected
Georgetown druggist MacCormick was elected Grand Superintendent of the Wellington District at the Royal Arch Masonic Grand Chapter of Canada convocation held in Ottawa last Wednesday and Thursday.
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Wellington Bistrict
Royal Arch Masonic Grand Chapter of Canada
Ortawe
Henry Marchment
Guelph Street
Georgetown Joons Club
McNally
Lane
Olf
Dinie
Healy
Geraldine Auguste Tyers
Mre
Kk OW Tyers
Faward Willan McNeilly
Fdr
Tifre Samuel McNewlly
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