Sanctity of Parliament Violated by Bugging Devices
Frank Oberle MP laments the discovery of listening devices in MPs offices as a shocking breach of parliamentary privacy. He calls for ministerial responsibility, an open government, and honest answers while questioning who may be responsible and stressing the need to protect civil liberties amid national security concerns.
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Frank Oberle
M.P
Canada
Trudeau
Ottawa
R.C.M.P
Hunters urged to report take within ten days
Successful hunters of mountain sheep mountain goat grizzly bear and cougar must report within ten days of taking to the Fish and Wildlife Branch at a designated check point or Cache Creek Checking Station Cache Creek BC Acting Director Donald Robinson notes refer to pages 5 and 41 of the BC Hunting Regulations Synopsis for details on required portions and exceptions Information from the reporting system provides wildlife management with vital statistics for future programs across the province.
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Fish and Wildlife Branch
Cache Creek
B.C
Donald Robinson
Victoria
British Columbia
South Peace River benefits highlighted by MLA
Victoria comment notes numerous provincial grants and capital projects in the South Peace River. It cites the Provincial Building court facilities, Dawson Creek Hospital upgrades totaling 4.2 million, Peace River health facilities, Northern Lights College, road work on Hart and Alaska highways, the 6 million Kiskatinaw bridge project, Dawson Creek water and sewer upgrades, a 350 000 grant to South Peace Dehy, and plans for an economic development commission funded largely by federal and provincial sources.
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South Peace River
South Peace
Victoria
Dawson Creek Hospital
Health Department
Peace Coupe
Peace River
Northern Lights
Provincial Highways Department
Alaska Highway
Kiskatinaw Bridge
Kiskatinaw
Dawson Creek
South Peace Dehy
Economic Development Commission
British Columbia
B.C
Ottawa
Light harming milk prompts U of Guelph alert in Toronto outlets
Dr J M deMan details a survey showing high light exposure in dairy cases from jug milk stores to supermarkets in Guelph and Metro Toronto. Some outlets subject milk in transparent bags and jugs to 450 foot candles, far above safe levels, risking ascorbic acid loss and off flavors within hours. Opaque cartons showed far less impact, underscoring retailer duty to cut light exposure or switch to light resistant containers.
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Toronto
University of Guelph
J.M. deMan
University
Food Science
Guelph
Metro Toronto
Letters to the Editor In defence of Marian
A reader defends a controversial columnist Marion Parker praising her outspoken style. The letter contends the column adds interest and that neighbors will be enriched by her presence. The editor notes appreciation for letters pro and con and closes discussion.
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Echo
Parker
Marion
S. Luther
Big Pow wow planned near North Bay in 1978
Spread the word to Chippewagans home in North Bay about a large powwow June 30 to July 1 1978 for chiefs maidens braves and former members. Tentative plans include cabaret parade golf fashion show tour anniversary dinner and dance with a brochure available by contacting Chief Running Deer Bill Colcock at 730 Rose Avenue Apt 10 North Bay Ontario or Mrs S Davison for reservations.
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North Bay
Running
Bill Colcock
Rose Avenue
Apt
Ontario
S. Davison
Residents protest Jake brakes in Chetwynd area
A local letter complains about truck drivers using Jake brakes in the Village of Chetwynd. The writer urges drivers to gear down instead to stop loud noise and racket, noting ongoing frustration with the disturbance.
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Chetwynd
Jake
Bad practice as a solution to overgrazing in Maritimes
Forage researcher Dr Tapani Eunelius of Agriculture Canada's Charlottetown station notes winter conditions kill legumes mixed with pasture grasses. The passage adds an unrelated plea to truckers to silence Jake brake use as residents grow tired of the noise.
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Maritimes
Tapani Eunelius
Agriculture Canada
Charlottetown
P.E.I
National Security Service Critique in Canadian Debate
In the House of Commons a heated discussion questions the Security and Investigation Branch and whether it should be part of the police or operate under stricter legal bounds. The speaker argues for full legal compliance, ministerial responsibility, and cautions against denying law in the name of urgency. The Watergate parallel is drawn to challenge Prime Minister and Solicitor General claims of stopping abuses.
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National Security Service
House of Commons
Parti Quebecois
Quebec
Richard Nixon
United States
R.C.M.P
Solicitor General
Security Service
Cabinet
Parliamentary questions probe ministerial responsibility
Frank Oberle questions Parliament about R C M P actions and government awareness in a push for full facts. He insists ministers must answer whether they knew of illegal police activity, withheld evidence, or allowed security service transgressions, warning of government accountability.
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R.C.M.P
Engineers Usher In New Era Of Energy And Travel
Visionaries describe a world where commuting is obsolete as offices connect electronically and meetings occur via lifelike 3D images. Space technicians advance satellites to harvest solar energy and beam it to Earth, reducing fossil fuel use and reshaping daily life.
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O.P.E.C
North America
Execu
Earth
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