Manitoba Premier Praises Constitutional Accord As Historic Document
Premier Howard Pawley announced in the Manitoba Legislature that the 1987 Constitutional Accord signed in Ottawa on June 3 is historic for its content and symbolism. He outlined five Ottawa goals including spending power, multicultural heritage, aboriginal rights, national public hearings, and potential provincial status for Yukon and Northwest Territories.
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Community Notes From Birtle And Surrounding Areas
Visitors from Birtle and Boissevain shared time with local families including the Brooks Nichol and Doherty households. A May 29 Birtle Conference cookies break preceded further calls on friends and relatives as families planned milestone gatherings and celebrated civic ties within Manitoba.
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