Canadians Expressing True Feelings About Canada Before 1967
In a speech noting optimism for Canada's centennial, the author recalls skeptics about national pride and shares an anecdote from London. A Canadian airline worker discusses nationalism, homeland love, and the pull of Canadian landscapes, predicting growing public celebration through 1967.
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London
England
Rada
Canada
Ontario
Counttown
Lake Country
Teachers Society Brief To Minister Of Education
The Manitoba Teachers' Society presented a brief to the Minister of Education on Tuesday morning March 22. A delegation led by First Vice-President Donald T McKinnon of St James urged pay, transport, and subsistence enhancements for examiners and readers, arguing non resident readers face economic disadvantages due to travel costs and low allowances.
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Vince
of Education
Donald T. Sistence
McKinnon
St. James
Win-of Education
Manitoba Teachers’ Society
CPR Faces Costs and Demand in House Briefs
The CPR argues that passenger losses persist despite fare cuts and better service and will rely on "effective demand" price coverage to sustain The Canadian transcontinental train. The brief also calls for higher pay for readers of Grade IX and XII exams and warns against nonresident reader recruitment.
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C.P.R
CPR
Crump
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