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Newspaper

Grand Forks Sun

Location

Grand Forks, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 15, 1917

Page

2

Conscription debate spans Canadians as war need grows

In a 1917 echo from Grand Forks the writer supports Sir Robert Borden's conscription bill, aligning with Wilson’s draft, arguing it is just and necessary to speed victory. They warn Liberal splits if Wilfrid Laurier opposes and note reports of wealth conscription, awaiting clearer guidance.

Sir Robert Borden Wilson Wilfrid Lantier Liberal Party Ottawa Dispatch Borden

Ottawa dispatches signal looming general election

Reports from Ottawa suggest a near general election, but the public shows reluctance due to wartime focus. Voters favor stability and unity, resisting political strife while the country concentrates on the ongoing conflict. A coalition is discussed as a possible path forward.

Sun editorial notes on politics and efficiency in 1917

A collection of opinions on politics and office seekers, daylight saving, and liquor licensing. It cites New Westminster restricting rebates, a scientist’s view of Earth's interior, and a Canadian housewife learning efficiency. The Sun proclaims broad circulation and advertiser reach in Grand Forks and the Kettle and North Fork valleys.

Grand Forks Kettle North Fork Boundary Paper

Army The Loyal Dog Of War In Grand Forks Sun

Major Edgar recalls Army the Irish terrier who fled a bombed home in France, found shelter with a British regiment, and guarded his fallen masters grave through winter. Adopted by soldiers, the dog died frozen by the grave and was buried beside his master in Manders with both names on the cross. The Sun remains a live issue in Grand Forks readers.

Edgar Planders Prench Hera Tommy Arumy Manders

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