Manitoba electio n rumours and questions rise
Premier Filmon faces questions as election rumours swirl over the Meech Lake affair and the September provincial vote. The piece ponders party strength, rural boundary realignments, potential minority outcomes, funding of the election at about four million dollars, and public reaction to campaign banners.
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Filmon
Meech Lake
Carstairs
Cial
Manitoba
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Dangers of Home Canning and Botulism Precautions
This piece explains how Clostridium Botulinum causes botulism in home canned foods, especially low acid vegetables and meats. It covers required heat through pressure canning, boiling tips, and the danger of toxin presence despite appearance. Stop by the local Ag Office for more information.
International Peace Gardens a calming garden border feature
A reader praises the International Peace Gardens as a serene symbol of peace between nations. The path runs from the eastern edge to the west with colorful plant displays and unexpected garden produce, including cucumbers cabbage and corn, enhancing the visitor experience.
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International Peace Gardens
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Public heckling in Winnipeg study raises democracy questions
The case stemmed from three protesters from Saskatoon and Vancouver jailed after heckling Liberal candidates in Winnipeg. A witness recounts debates on public meetings and free speech, noting turnout and political tension, and reports charges later filed by the hecklers against those who ejected them.
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Winnipeg
Antoinette Martens
Grant Orchard
Saskatoon
Liam Grayer
Vancouver
Citizens Against Free Trade
CBC
Morningside
Peter Gzowski
Saskatchewan
T.C. Douglas
Ross Thatcher
CCF
Alberta
E.C. Manning
Hohum
Ottawa
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