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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 1980
Page
2
A light political stir in British Columbia Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba centers on a proposed Western Canada republic movement. Readers note light attendance at meetings and a preference for Canada as a unified, diverse nation.
Reggies Ramblings notes that a Labor Minister argues for strikebreaker use to blunt worker frustration yet questions why employers should be prevented from hiring. The Montreal Alouettes lose a Grey Cup bid to Graves. Jack Batten comments on lawyers. A Winnipeg brochure promotes modern electronic toys for Christmas, priced 25 to 400 dollars, claiming aid to starving children.
In Ottawa coverage, critics argue Pierre Trudeau’s push for a new constitution lacks trustworthiness. The piece cites historical shifts, calls out perceived deception, and contrasts Trudeau’s leadership style with a more conciliatory approach that might have altered Canada’s constitutional path.
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