Trudeau cabinet a new look with regional balance questioned
The Prime Minister's cabinet is large and includes many new faces, prompting critique of its size and lack of inner circle. It emphasizes quality over geography, with ten ministers from Quebec and Ontario each, few Maritimers, and several moves that shift ministers to different portfolios signaling a focus on regional development and reform.
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Trudeau
Mr. Trudeau
Quebec
Ontario
West
Maritimes
Kierans
Prairies
Bud Olson
James Richardson
Otto Lang
Olson
Prairie Liberals
House of Commons
Richardson
Lang
Whiteshell Park in Manitoba a versatile natural haven
Whiteshell in southeastern Manitoba is the province’s largest developed park with over a thousand square miles and 200 lakes. It is famed for ancient rocks dating over 20 billion years, and features Falcon Lake’s golf and Ski resort, plus West Hawk Caddy and Star Lakes resorts, lake trout at West Hawk, rainbow trout at Camp and Lyon, and historic Ojibwa rock mosaics near Betula Lake. An Alf Hole Goose Sanctuary draws about 15,000 visitors, with canoe routes along Whiteshell River and Winnipeg River. Wildlife appears year round in Canada’s most versatile park.
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Falcon Lake
Winnipeg River
Pointe du Bois
Winnipeg
Canada
West Hawk
Caddy
Star Lakes
West Hawk Lake
Camp
Lyon Lakes
Caddy Lake
Brereton
Jessica
White Lakes
Betula Lake
Drop Blame On The Pill In Winnipeg Birth Decline
Winnipeg recorded a 24 year low birth rate in 1967 with 17.9 births per 1 000. Medical health officer Dr Roger Cadham cites the increasing use of the birth control pill as a contributing factor while noting the decline remains within non alarming bounds. Infant mortality rose to 21.1 per 1 000 due to immaturity.
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Winnipeg
Roger C. Cadham
Cadham
Hutton Honored By Agricultural Institute
George H. W. Hutton, former Manitoba minister of agriculture and conservation, is named an honorary member of the Agricultural Institute of Canada for advancing Canadian agriculture. His Manitoba programs include crop insurance, Hog Marketing, Interlake Development, floodways, Shellmouth Dam, soil testing, weed control, and pasture improvement. He lived near Winnipeg, farmed in Rosser 1939 to 1986, studied at St Johns and United Colleges, and held political leadership as PC Manitoba president in 1958 and MLA in 1959. He later worked with the UN FAO World Food Programme in Ankara and was named a member of the Order of the Buffalo Hunt.
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Arthur Laing
Northern Development
Jean Chretien
Agriculture
Joe Greene
Bud Olson
Medicine Mat
George H. W. Hutton
Agriculture and Conservation
Manitoba
Agricultural Institute of Canada
Mr. Hutton
Manitoba Crop Insurance
Manitoba Hog Marketing Commission
Interlake
Greater Winnipeg
Portage
Manitoba Soil Testing Service
Hts
Progressive Conservative Association of Manitoba
Hutton
FAO World Food Programme
Ankara
Turkey
Order of the Buffalo Hunt
MacGregor Locals Gather for Weekend Visits and Reunions
MacGregor residents and visitors filled a busy weekend with cross province trips and social gatherings. Stan and Barbara Moore visited Clear Lake and Dauphin, while Jack McPhee toured the district with local hosts. Winnipeg and Brandon guests joined in at the Browns and Barber households, sharing meals and attending the Edwin school reunion.
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Jack McPhee
New Perth
Pel
Joe Lambert
Roy Wakefield
Barbara
Ian
Winnipeg
Florence
Fred Venn
Roy
Mr. Venn
C. R. Barber
Doug Barber
Nicole
Steinbach
Ross Nichol
Debbie
Steve Thompson
Lois
Brandon
Thelma Kelly
Portage
Hild Barber
Beverley
Winwho
Lizzie Saunders
62 000 More Come Into USC Plan
Unemployment Insurance changes will bring 62,000 prairie workers into coverage July 1. Salaried employees with incomes up to 7,800 will be included, replacing the 5,460 cutoff. No maximum income for hourly, daily or piece workers. Total insured rise to 952,062 from 889,606 at end of March.
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Prairies
Body recovered from lake near Thompson
RCMP report the body of Louis George MacDonald 26 of Nelson House found in a northern Manitoba lake. He was fishing alone about 90 miles north of Thompson on July 3 and drowned. Thompson sits about 400 miles north of Winnipeg.
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Louis George MacDonald
Nelson House
Maryitobe
MacDonald
Thompson
Winnipeg
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