First flare gas processing project underway in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan’s first flare gas processing plant at Smiley is set to convert waste gas into saleable dry gas and natural gasoline. Built for about three quarters of a million dollars, the plant aims to produce three million cubic feet of gas daily for Saskatchewan Power and about 60 barrels of natural gasoline daily for Saskatchewan Pipelines.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewans
Smiley
Imperial Ou, Ltd
Canada Southern, Ov Ltd
Consumers Co-op Refineries Limited
Hudson Bay
Saskatchewan Power Corporation
Mic Saskatchewan
Walter Rasmussen
Imperial Oil
Ty Brown and Root Canada Ltd
Coleville
Fifth straight Rangers win cited in early season
New York Rangers defeated Toronto Maple Leafs 4-2 on November 6, extending their unbeaten run to five games with four wins and a tie. The article notes the club’s longer 1939-40 undefeated stretch of 19 games, including 14 victories and five ties, as a historical benchmark.
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New York Rangers
Toronto Maple Leafs
Rangers
Banff hotel profits highlight tourism boom in 1957
At the Banff Springs Hotel, receipts for rooms and meals totaled 4 million dollars from May to September and an additional 1 million from the golf course, with 834 staff supporting the local economy. Revelstoke's Review notes other Banff businesses benefit from tourism, countering critics of the Trans-Canada Highway era.
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Banff Springs
Banff
CPR
Revelstoke
the Review
Canada Statistics Report Mixed Industrial Output August
Industrial output in August was slightly lower than July and 0.7 percent below August 1956. Year over year, manufacturing fell 15 percent with durable goods down 5.4 percent and non-durables up 1.9 percent. Electricity and gas fell 3 7 percent. mining rose marginally. Eight months to August show overall production 2 percent above 1956. Industrial employment rose to a new peak. weekly earnings averaged 68.32 dollars. Retail sales in Q2 outpaced 1956, with cash sales rising to 64.5 percent. Canada’s August securities trade yielded a 25 million net capital inflow, eight-month total 125 million. Circus sock-clown pattern offer appears in ad copy.
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Canada
Bureau
United Kingdom
United States
Do all your Christmas shopping at home
A reader urges shopping locally to support nearby merchants who pay taxes and wages. The piece compares local stores favorably to city shopping for price, convenience, and stock, citing experiences with parking, crowds, and the potential for local credit support. It notes some limited selection versus broader city inventories and encourages patronizing hometown businesses this season.
Reading fuels a child’s mind and future opportunities
An advocate argues that a society must dedicate a reading week and encourage parents to foster a love of books at home. It asserts that access to literature shapes knowledge, culture, and spiritual growth more than schooling or wealth alone.
Things I wish my parents wouldn't do
A column listing fifteen parental behaviors that cause friction with teenagers. It notes ridicule, controlling discipline, overbearing surveillance, broken promises, unfair comparisons, nostalgia for the past, sidedness in sibling fights, staying away from home, criticizing friends, dismissing enthusiasms, mixed phone messages, and exposing private family matters. The piece asks readers to ponder whether these are trivial or major causes of conflict.
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Canadian Statistics Report
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Front Street
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Cuddle Clown
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Ersley
Sask
Rossland
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