Summer Curling Tour Through Nelson and Beyond
A lively Nelson British Columbia summer curling scene draws sixty four rinks from four western provinces. Ottawa style chatter and local visits highlight Frank McPhaden Vera and Eleanor as well as Oak River and Hamiota connections. The piece vivid with travel notes to Creston and Lethbridge and ends with a poem about gratitude and a country life contrast.
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Nelson B.C
Bob King
Agnes
Frank McPhaden
Vera
Gordon
Shorty) Cowan
Evelyn
Rivers
Eleanor
Oak River
Hamiota
Franklin
Kay Brooks
Fred
Beulah Milray
King
Brooks
McPhaden
Rockies
Creston
B.C
Terry Castle
Lynn
Frank
Vera McPhaden
George English
George
Lethbridge
Alberta
Manitoba
Libby McConnell
Ethel McConnell
Myrtle Hemphill
Ruth Skinner
Doug
Trudeau faces brinksmanship over Canadian constitutional reform
Peter Ward forecasts a tense summer as Ottawa and the provinces trade powers and language guarantees. Trudeau aims to enshrine language rights while provinces push for more provincial control and a reformed Senate with veto power. A Quebec rethink could follow a PQ-led provincial election.
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Ottawa
Pierre Trudeau
Canada
Quebec
Trudeau
Joe Clark
Clark
San Levesque
Parti Quebecois
Regzgies Ramblings on Canadian Dignity and National Anthem
A Winnipeg letter urges leaders to show concern for fellow citizens and dignity. The author denounces provincial premiers and notes taxes never decrease. A London court treats a goldfish as a protected creature, and Canadians were asked to sing O Canada at noon on July 1 with Prime Minister Trudeau.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Trudeau
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BY Peter Ward
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