Family burden and fairness in a bag of groceries
A reflective essay uses grocery lifting as a running metaphor for tax fairness and family duty. The narrator recalls help from sons, aging parents, and changing roles as life balances burden and support, arguing against a flat tax and for shared responsibility within a family and country.
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Mike
Prime Minister Chretien faces mixed editorials on protest incident
A protester forced his way toward Prime Minister Jean Chretien sparking debate on security and RCMP response. Canadian weeklies from Yorkton to Neepawa publish sharp takes, some defending the PM and others criticizing his conduct and behavior under pressure.
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Yorkton
Creighton
Goldbelt Gazette
Ottawa
Quebec
Chretien
Red River Valley Echo
Altona
Chretion
Canada
Jean Chretien
Jean
Neepawa
Nesbitts
Brooks Bulletin
James the Younger
James the Elder
Manitoba voice scholarship offered to provincial students
The Associated Manitoba Arts Festivals and Manitoba Opera invite voice students aged 15 to 18 across Manitoba to apply for an interactive scholarship. Up to four winners will visit Winnipeg to work with the Manitoba Opera during Puccini Turandot. Contact 945-4578 for brochure details.
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Manitoba Opera
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Winnipeg
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