New Look at the Paper After Seven Years Under New Ownership
The editors announce a shift to a front page without advertising and a leaner format as they mark seven years since the current ownership began. They urge readers and contributors to send news and ads by deadlines to help publish a more appealing weekly paper and reflect community growth.
What's Winnipeg Got Deluge of City Pride in Illin ois Visit
A Winnipeg visitor writer defends the city against claims of lacking attractions. He catalogs impressive landmarks from Legislative Buildings to Memorial Boulevard, Civic Auditorium, parks, and neighborhoods, noting growth and vibrancy despite critics. The piece hints at political worry over Manitoba elections and Socred possibilities.
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Land of the
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Brave
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Civic Auditorium
Royal Winnipeg Ballet
Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Alex Turk
Van_ Kirk
Broadway
Carlton
Red River
Mississippi
Chinatown
Skid Row
Higgins Avenue
Main Street
Corydon
Fort Garry
CPR
Countess of Dufferin
Crescent
St. Boniface
St. James
CNR
Canada Faces Bursting School Buildings As Population Grows
An essay argues Canada’s schools cannot keep up with rapid population growth. It discusses funding limits, prioritizing essentials like lighting and sanitation, and the need to invest in education for the country’s future. The piece emphasizes a democratic duty to provide adequate schooling amid expanding demand.
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Canada
Europe
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