Unpatriotic tone spurs column on Canada’s Remembrance
Fred McGuinness laments what he calls an unpatriotic drift in Canada after a WW1 cenotaph statue is toppled and a flag burning occurs. He cites student protests, push for white poppies, and declining Canadian history education, urging renewed Remembrance Day significance and cultural awareness.
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Rifles Recovered After Break-In At Birdtail Sioux Detachment
Dakota Ojibway Police Service reported a break-in at the Birdtail Sioux First Nation detachment around 4:00 p.m. on Sunday November 14. A male youth was arrested in Brandon after a pursuit and the missing rifles and pepper spray were recovered. The 17-year-old was charged with break and enter theft mischief and breach of probation.
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Insulators shot near Otha prompt public help
The Yellowhead RCMP seek help after insulators on a hydro pole north of Otha were shot on November 2. Cst. Liz Porter warns vandalism could disable life support and power systems, risking serious danger. Call Shoal Lake detachment at 759-2390 with information.
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