Saskatchewan letters on national authority and language policy
The article laments postwar unrest and government weakness in Ottawa, warns of coast labor tactics, and argues for English as the common language while urging Saskatchewan voters to confront separate school and religious tensions. It also notes war veteran actions and forthcoming provincial election activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoe
Department of Justice
Toronto
Supreme National Authority
Ottawa
Privy Council
Tha
Saskatchewan
Canada
Sakatchewan
Wyevene
Germany
America
Foch
Estevan
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Orange Order
Great Britain
Knocher
California
Assas
Great War Veterans Association
Natioonal Canada
Peter Pau
Regina
Dominion of Canada
Acre
Visilions
Quoth
Nevermore
E. W. Gauxin
Stevan Fair
T. M. Bruce
Partizan
Buckingham Palace
London
Mitxe
Rouzsr Duxpian
Liberal