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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 28, 1982

Page

2

Readers respond on tough economy and U S optimism

Canadian readers critique lingering pessimism in the press and defend staying in Canada. They discuss housing, mortgage stress, wage cuts in autos, tax relief, inflation, and the idea that remaining can help families weather a downturn.

U.S Gloria Tesarek Mississauga American Motors Hydro

Reggies Ramblings on Press Freedom and Hockey Lore

A collection of snippets includes a warning about removing the Queen from Canadian affairs and risking dictatorship, a Winnipeg debate on when organized lady hockey appeared, a reminiscence of early 1900s Fort Street rink action, comments on Manitoba politics and Metis education, and a Vancouver job market remark overheard in a hotel lobby.

Winnipeg Fort Street Manitoba Metis Federation

National Prayer Breakfast echoes across party lines

Paul Hellyer notes MPs met with Senators and ambassadors for the 16th annual National Prayer Breakfast, a bipartisan prayer gathering on Parliament Hill. Justice Jim Jerome urges meaningful post assembly prayer and house rule reform, citing historic anniversaries and events from 1884 to 1776.

Government House Yvon Pinard Joe Clark Commons Galeries Jim Jerome Jerome Wycliffe College Reg Stackouse

This Week in Canada Highlights Historic Milestones

Highlights from April 28 to 30 noting Canada joining the League of Nations in Geneva in 1919 and Expo 67 opening in Montreal in 1967. Also marks the 1891 arrival of the CPR steamship Empress of India at Vancouver, the 1903 avalanche disaster near Frank Alberta killing about 100, the 1658 Montreal school opening in a stable, and General Wolfe departing Halifax in 1759 en route to Quebec.

Canada League of Nations Geneva Montreal CPR Vancouver Frank Alberta Wolfe Halifax Quebec

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