Democracy And The Press in Canada Senate Debate
A letter argues senators are appointed and press scrutiny is vital to democracy. It defends newspapers against claims of ruthless sensationalism, praising the press for exposing flaws in proposed Police Act amendments and urging free journalism as a check on government. It cites Thomas Jefferson on the essential link between public opinion and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democracy and the Press
Canada
Senate
Tha Taltie
Stich
Press
Sullivan
Roberts
Thomas Jefferson
Canadian farm production hits peak again in 1963
Final Canadian farm statistics for 1963 show a stellar year matching the prior record in overall production and disposal of farm products. Farm cash income stood at 3.2 billion dollars, nearly the 1962 level, while net income dipped slightly due to higher operating costs and rents. Wheat sales to the Communist bloc dominated headlines and secured markets for grain into the next few years.
One Eyed Menace Reported In Stormy Driving
A reader notes a rise in sightings of one-eyed cars this month amid stormy weather and hazardous daytime snow squalls. The writer observes the vehicle as a daytime menace beyond its usual nocturnal appearances, signaling heightened driving danger.
Premiums to Rise for Manitoba Medical Service Subscribers
The Manitoba Medical Service plans premium increases affecting about 60 000 subscribers due to fund drains. Aimed at stabilizing finances, the move may include a small patient fee and income-based contract options, with some groups unchanged or reduced. Doctors’ fees may be adjusted toward 75 percent recovery as reforms proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Medical Service
F. G. Allison
Manitoba
Allison
B.C
Alberta
Ontario
12 Mile Fishing Limit Bill Sent To Senate Debates
A bill to empower government to bar foreign fishermen from Canada’s offshore grounds was introduced in the Senate by Senator Eric Cook. It proposes a 12 mile fishing limit based on a baseline from headland to headland, with a three mile territorial sea. The bill awaits second reading amid expected opposition continuation next week. Fisheries Minister Robichaud noted ongoing negotiations with the United States, France and others regarding the new limits.
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Canada
Tieh
Senate
Eric Cook
Newfoundland
Robichaud
United States
France
Diefenbaker
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Macgregor Herald
United Staten Bre
Audit Bureau OF Circulation
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association
Allen McGregor
Dr. Allison
Royal Commission On Health Services
Resident Electors
Austin
Elementary
Okeke
O'Keefe
Inden
Hbo
Great Lakes
Alaska
Europe
Continents
Aiattian
D.C. Yarr Sorerentate
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