Canada Faces Big Population Growth and Immigration Debate
The article discusses forecasts that Canada’s population could double by 2050, driven by sustained immigration. It cites past gains from 1901 to 1941, notes prairie settlement growth in Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta, and predicts many newcomers may settle in the West if immigration remains high.
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Canada
Prairies
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Western 4-H Teams Win Ten Positions
Western Canada 4-H clubs dominated the annual Canadian council meet winning eight of nine championships. Alberta claimed food clothing and garden titles, BC seized the potato crown, Manitoba took poultry and swine, Saskatchewan won grain and beef cattle, with St Hacinthe Quebec as the sole eastern club winning dairy cattle.
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Toronto
Western Canada
Canadian Council
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
St. Hacinthe
Mountview
Dean Durston
Kenneth Forbes
Dauphin
Man
Mentmore Poultry Club
Ruth Hockin
Edythe Sumner
Mentmore
Whitewood
Lesley Bowman
Wilfred Davis
Grenfell
Gordon Amy
Lorne Loveridge
Sask
Night hunting with a light draws fines in October case
Mr W A Hartwell of the Saskatche wan Department of Natural Resources warns that hunting at night with a light endangers livestock and residents and harms conservation. Three men were fined 600 dollars plus costs for October night hunting. deer caught in a blinding beam have no chance of escape. Diamond cutting traced to ancient India.
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W. A. Hartwell
Saskatchewan Department of Natural Resources
Amusing Snippets and Quick Jokes From a Seaside Page
A collection of light humor and one liners. A man on a promenade jokes about a weight machine that requests privacy. A jilted lover laments repeated disappointments. Various quips cover marriage prompts, film star fantasies, and playful exchanges between parents and children.
Carbon Monoxide Dangers Warned By Traffic Official
Regina report outlines hazards of carbon monoxide from car exhaust especially in closed spaces. J A Christie of the Highway Traffic board warns of lethal, colorless gas and urges perfect exhaust systems and limited loose objects in cars to prevent fatal incidents.
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Regina
J. A. Christie
Highway Traffic Board
Mr. Christie
Christie
Quick Cough Relief Mix This Home Syrup
Thousands of Canadian housewives seek quick cough relief with a homemade syrup. Mix PINEX concentrate with 16 ounce bottle fill with sugar or honey to create an easy, inexpensive remedy promising fast acting relief for the whole family. Money back guarantee offered.
Winter Ice Safety Tips From Historic Notice
Practical advice on ice safety from a historical guide. Guidance covers skating in pairs near shore, staying with the group, how to respond to a fall through ice, rescue methods using poles or ropes, and carrying survival gear in cars. Includes tips on staying warm, signaling helpers, and avoiding travel during blizzards.
New Methods Saving Many Soldiers Lives In Korea
Canadian army doctors in Korea report a mortality rate below 3.5 percent among 900 wounded soldiers. Immediate action by surgical teams near combat units and rapid helicopter evacuation to base hospitals are cited as key factors in saving lives and applying modern drugs and lessons from past conflicts.
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Korea
Canadian
United Nations
Old Indian Village Found Near Brandon
Archaeologists working for the National Museum of Canada uncover a prehistoric village near Brandon dating from 300 to 500 years ago. Led by Dr. R G McMeish, the dig reveals buffalo bone remains, burial pits with human skeletons, about 200 arrowheads and harpoons, pottery and tools. The site on Frank Stott’s farm lies near a buffalo run used by the Assiniboine, whose skulls match Assiniboine traits and differ from Cree or Saulteaux.
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Brandon
R. G. McMeish
National Museum of Canada
Frank Stott
McMeish
Saulteux
Stray Cat Secures Lifelong Home in Winnipeg Flame Rescue
A Winnipeg woman awoke to her cat crying at 5 am and found a bedroom fire started by a cigarette. She managed to extinguish the flames and the cat now has a home for life.
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Winnipeg
Lake Manitoba Dying Southwest of Lake Winnipeg
A lake southwest of Lake Winnipeg in Manitoba is described as dying with an area of about 1900 square miles. The report notes the decline in water body size and potential environmental implications for the region and surrounding communities.
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Lake Manitoba
Lake Winnipeg
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