Politicians flip on monarchy spark stirs Canada views
Fred McGuinness argues that comments by John Manley and Brian Tobin signaling republican thoughts threaten monarchist ties in Canada. He notes public sentiment remains pro‑crown despite talk of replacing Queen Victoria era symbols and contemplates constitutional hurdles and regional stances.
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Mobile planetarium visit lights up Kenton School
Shane Baker reports a Museum of Man and Nature astrono mer brought a mobile dome to Kenton School on May 23. Students watched space pictures, learned about constellations planets Uranus tilt Pluto oddities and lunar phases, saw Neil Armstrong images and Marc Garneau mentioned, and enjoyed spinning stars in the dome. Attendees included Kenton School students as well as visiting grades from Miniota and Strathclair.
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