Should Canada Have a Government Newspaper Reach?
An editorial debate from Canadian weeklies questions government ownership of the press. The Innisfail Province opposes CBC style print control, citing fears of state influence and ad tax schemes. Other voices mock the idea as dictatorship lite while recounting newsroom quirks and letters policy across papers.
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Canada
Innisfail
Kent Commission
CBC
Doug Caston
Edson Leader
Russia
Opasquia Times
Pas
Thompson
Gillam
Northwest Herald of Unity
Herald
Melville Advance
Allan Finney
IODE
Legion
Jack Ives
The
Tisdale Recorder
Postal Service
Reader’s Digest
Courier
Montreal
Stettler Independent
Penny Ham
MacGregor Herald
Crandall News celebrates family visits and grads warm note
Crandall residents note sons returning home from Saskatoon Winnipeg and Tucson Arizona and describe Glenn touring with a puppet group for handicapped awareness while Scott remains with Up with People. Debra Henderson enjoys a Flin Flon holiday and many locals attend school events such as Birdtail School Division Recognition Night and Hamiota High School graduation with scholarships and awards.
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Vel
Stan Coupe
Neil
Saskatoon
Glenn
Winnipeg
Scott
Tuscon
Arizona
Debbie Henderson
Flin Flon
Helen
Ken Nelson
Bill Torrason
Lethbridge
Alberta
Lawrences
Nora
Gerald
Miniota
Hamiota High School
Crandall
Penny Long
Penny
Board of Governors
Brandon University
H.C
Manitoba Pool Elevator
Michelle Zubreki
Diane Henderson
Annette Lipscomb
Mac Coupe
Betty Cowling
Mac
Cliff
Esther Shaw
Debbie Shaw
MacGregor
Larry
Eileen Dnistranski
Kim
Ontario
Grant
Louise Hyndman
Clear Lake
Oak River
Bert Lawrence
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Fred McGuinness
Crandall News
Lena Lawrence
Suburbia
Junior
Tranks
Crossnore Nlc
NobLis Sornigon
Ms. Yates
Wao
Alabama
Florida
Way-Mor Agencies Ltd
River
Manitoba
Debin’s
Guit
Hamiota