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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 26, 1980

Page

2

Brandon Fair memories and rural newspaper humor in 1980 notes

A compact reader column recalls Brandon Sun delivery by small red trucks and farmer interactions, highlights from Brandon Fair including higher rides and prices, and mentions attendees and local anecdotes. It captures community tone with jokes, quotes, and personal vignettes from rural Manitoba.

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Canada Lumber Camps Embrace Modern Comforts in Thunder Bay

The December 1979 Canada column from the Ontario Forest Information Service reports a revolution in lumber camps led by Thunder Bay, with private rooms central heating stainless kitchens and new dining rooms. It notes shifts in discipline meals and living standards and mentions John Fisher as Canada's Centennial Commissioner.

Forest Scene Ontario Forest Information Service Thunder Bay Canada

Alberta criticized as spoiled brat of Canadian family

Reggie's Ramblings denounces Alberta for seeking oil revenues at Canada’s expense. The writer recalls Kenora fires inspiring a local entrepreneur to sell fire‑engine red T shirts reading I survived Kenora's fire in 1980, turning disaster into profit as a contrast to national preconference tensions. A post hole digger is questioned for relevance at the Premiers conference.

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BC coal exports and CANDU sale shape national interests

Ottawa faces a bargaining moment as British Columbia's coal prospects and a potential $0.8 to $1 billion CANDU reactor sale to Japan test Canada’s trade posture. The piece argues for using nuclear export leverage to boost refining in BC while defending national economic goals and provincial assets.

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