Signs of Spring Seen as Crow Markes Glenboro Area
Glanboro district notes spring hints with a crow near Glenboro cemetery last weekend while cold air lingers. Community updates include visits, curling results, hospital wishes, a funeral notice, Red Cross drive details, and local wage-market observations.
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Ed Northey
Glenboro
Martin Wertz
San Diego
Anaheim
California
George Patterson
Herman Davidson
St. Boniface Hospital
Herman
Unemployment Dilemma in The Gazette Commentary
The Glenboro Gazette argues that unemployment requires a stronger private sector and more Canadian owned businesses. It notes temporary relief from huge investment projects ends badly for the private economy, urging sustained private sector innovation.
Think smart by Jim Smith
The piece warns that do it yourself national economic planning could misread economic texts from a Ottawa conference. It cites past projects such as Montreal Olympic building and Glace Bay heavy water plant to show how large state financed programs raise wages and raise costs, risking an uneven impact.
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Ottawa
Alberta
Bay of Fundy
Montreal
Nova Scotia
Glace Bay
Canada
Travel Plans to Britain or the Continent by Wardair Charter
Travel services offer direct Wardair charter flights from Winnipeg to London and weekly departures May through October. Hotels booked for initial rest at Gatwick and downtown London with tours to Wales Lake District Loch Ness Edinburgh York Stratford and back. Continent options include Rhine cruises and Paris Spree with timely bookings urged to avoid sold out flights.
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Britain
Wardair
Winnipeg
London
Gatwick
Wales
Lake District
Glasgow
Loch Lomond
Loch Ness
Edinburgh
York
Stratford
Rhine
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glenboro District News
Nicole
Hazel Drinkwater
Colleen
Don
Shilo
Red Cross
Manitoba
Assistance International Domestic
Tracing & Reunion
Lodge
the Gazette
Think Smart
Jim Smith
Wallis
Belmont
Bea
Manitou Hatchery
White Rock
Canada Packers Ltd
Manitou
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