Metro Pushes Winnipeg Perimeter Growth Over Rural Manitoba
A 120 page report by IO Corporation of Winnipeg promotes diverting provincial funds to Winnipeg metro projects. It urges shifting dollars from agriculture industry tourism and the Manitoba Development Corporation to inside the perimeter while opposing the Interlake development program. The piece aims to influence provincial action as Winnipeg negotiates municipal reorganizations and calls rural interests to rebut.
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Manitoba
Boon
Metro
Winnipeg
Lars
Comerce
Tourism
Manitoba Development Corporation
Interlake
Metro Winnipeg
Flammable Fabrics Spark Calls for Safer Clothing
Dr John R Birch of Toronto Sick Children's Hospital notes flame burns account for 31 percent of burn admissions with 9 percent of 100 cases caused by clothing. He urges public awareness and flame retardant fabrics, citing British regulation as a model and NRC Canada studies.
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Department of Consumer Affairs
Toronto Sick Children’s Hospital
Ontario Medical Review
John R. Birch
Children's Hospital
Canada
Birch
Britain
National Research Council of Canada
Preach
Health Care Costs Rising in Manitoba Say Toupin
Health Minister Rene Toupin told the Manitoba Legislature that total health expenditures for 1971 will reach 168.7 million with per capita costs up to 165, a 10.9 percent rise from 1970. He warned that rising costs cannot be tolerated and urged efficiency and reshaped delivery including five new community health centres and integrated health and social welfare clinics.
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Manitoba
Rene Toupin
Toupin
Greater
Winnipeg
Ste. Anne
Churchill
Apepane
Mr. Toupin
North Ai
Schreyer Opposes Hutterite Asset Bill in Legislature
Premier Ed Schreyer publicly opposes a private member’s bill that would allocate a portion of Hutterite colony assets to members who choose to leave. He stated he did not favor the bill and urged its rejection on second reading, noting it could threaten colony disintegration.
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Ed Schreyer
NDP
Schreyer
Winnipeg Centre
Boyce
Schre ¥Er
Karl McKellar
Souths Killarney
Jim Ferguson
Glad‘stone
Manitoba
Interlake
Su Court of
Manitoba Cours Lant
The Only Way To See Canada Pedal Tour Continues
A group of students cycling across Canada to promote the Canadian Mental Health Association and aid for disturbed youth says they are having the experience of a lifetime. Riders Bill Lottridge and Kevin Bona, both in their early twenties from Ontario and New Brunswick, travel 70 to 80 miles daily. The cross country event, sponsored at a total cost of $800, began in Halifax and will reach Vancouver with a five day Winnipeg stopover.
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Canada
Canadian Mental Health Association
Bill Lottridge
Hamilton
Ont
Kevin Bona
Saint John
N.B
Winnipeg
Owl
Brance
Ie Bintra
Halifax
Contempt fine ends minister's court row
Minister Borowski was fined 1000 for contempt of court after remarks about Magistrate Manwaring. He faced a suspended sentence if he apologized within 60 days, a deadline he did not meet, and the case shifted to Winnipeg where charges were dismissed as a regrettable incident.
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Joe
F. M. Manwaring
Dauphin
Justice Nitikman
Borowski
Highways Department
Provincial
Civil Service Commission
Norman Anger
Gov ‘Nment
Miister
Youth Work In Flood Area Is Suggested
Manitoba legislator Games Bilton urged the province to employ unemployed youth to build a drainage system in the Swan River Valley, ravaged by Duck Mountains runoff. He proposed using youths with pick and shovel rather than heavy machinery to address the flood damage and give them work.
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Conserve
Manitoba
Swan River
Games Bilton
Aia
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