Colorful 1991 sports odyssey with Winnipeg as stage
A sprawling forecast of 1991 sports drama across Canada highlights frigid Grey Cup chaos in Winnipeg with Toronto Argos defeating Saskatchewan Riders on a late field goal, major league basketball and curling intrigue, political machinations, and a bustling year for Manitoba figures like Rod Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Toronto Argos
Saskatchewan Riders
Chomyk
Bill Norrie
Winnipeg Enterprises
Barry Shenkarow
Jets
Mike Smith
Ellett
Boschman
Smail
Calgary Flames
Bruins
Cowtown
Moe Renaud
Red River
Assiniboia Downs
Manly Stanley Oleson
Glenboro
Canadian Curling Association
Manitoba Curling Association Honchos
Hamilton
Eddie Dearden
CFL
Cal Murphy
Winnipeg Fury
Michael Jordan
Chicago Bulls
NBA
Chicago
Pistons
Detroit
Bulls
Michael
Manitoba
Brandon A. Bobcats
Nigeria
Human Rights Commission
Big Town
Hog Line Inn
Ontario
Canada
The
Globe and Mail
Eddie Werenich
Scotty Harper
Reader letter calls for MP Brian White to resign over tax and policy failures
Terry and Nancy Drul condemn Dauphin Swan River MP Brian White for supporting the Meech Lake Accord and GST taxes. They decry high interest rates, debt, pension costs, farm bankruptcies, and Gulf War involvement, urging a by election and accountability.
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Dauphin-Swan River
Meech Lake
Canada
Ottawa
Senate
Michael
Gulf
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Jack Matheson
Rod Hill
Blue Bombers
P.r
Don Jonas
Len Derkach
M.L.A. Roblin
Brian White
M.P
Swan River
Terry Drul
Nancy Drul
McManus
Harley-Davidson
Kenton, Man
Home Hardware
Rawlings Home Hardware
Rawlings Home Furnishings
Hamiota, MB
Lakeside
Romain Chubaks