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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 03, 1982

Page

2

Young Canadians Contemplate Emigration Amid Political Warnings

A Canadian graduate in Business Administration asks whether to stay or move to the United States. He cites concerns over socialism, oil industry nationalism, and Ottawa discrediting energy markets, urging reduced government intervention and strengthened private enterprise to avert economic decline.

U.S Canada United States Ken Poland Allan MacEachen Ottawa Quebec Free World

Reggie's Ramblings on government expectations and fashion

A columnist laments reduced faith in government care from cradle to grave and ponders too many cooks in policy as Premier Pawley seeks caucus input. Fashion forecast notes jeans losing universal appeal while garments trend toward more age appropriate styles.

Pawley

Liberal cabinet shuffle delays signal party in trouble

The piece notes a second six month postponement of a major Liberal cabinet reshuffle under Pierre Trudeau signaling deep trouble. It highlights key figures like Allan MacEachen, Jim Peterson, Bud Olson, Lloyd Axworthy, Marc Lalonde, Marcel Prudhomme, and Jean Chrétien, with commentary on leadership prospects and party morale amid constitutional and fiscal strains. It also recalls historical dates for February events.

Pierre Trudeau Jim Coutts Dory Spadina Allan MacEachen Trudeau Allan Jim Peterson Bud Olson Alberta Herb Gray Gray Lloyd Axworthy Marc Lalonde Marcel Prudhomme Marc

Canada Milestones from February Historical Notes

The piece lists notable events in Canadian history including the destruction of Parliament buildings in Ottawa by fire, Canada's 1960 pledge of 25 million dollars for a trans pacific cable, the first ball in Canada in 1667 at Quebec, Winnipeg becoming a city in 1873, Montreal carpenters organizing for a 10 hour day in 1833, and the 1951 Royal Commission into a Russian spy ring in Canada.

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