Animals Of Manitoba Outlined In Book
The Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature released a new illustrated book titled Animals of Manitoba. Edited by Dr. Robert E. Wrigley with James A. Carson as illustrator, the volume features 124 illustrations and 123 accounts on Manitoba vertebrates and invertebrates. It highlights species like the Northern Prairie Skink and the Lake Sturgeon, notes on blue jays, and includes a checklist, map, and bibliography. The book aims to raise awareness of Manitoba’s wildlife and is priced at $2.50, available at the museum gift shop.
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Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature
Manitoba
James A. Carson
Robert E. Wrigley
Wrigley
William B. Preston
Herbert W. R. Copland
David E. McInnes
John E. Dubois
R. E. Wrigley
Lost Doe Resettled in Stanley Park After Downtown Escape
A young female deer wandered into Vancouver's west end and was relocated to Stanley Park after drifting from Burrard Inlet. Police and curator Larry Lesage assisted, tranquilizing the doe with a dart and loading her onto a truck for her new home, where she may produce twins.
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West End
Vancouver
Stanley Park
Burrard Inlet
North Shore
Larry Lesage
Timely Topics on Spray Steam Irons by Marguerite Molgat
Home economist Marguerite Molgat outlines proper care for spray steam irons. She warns about lint in steam vents, rust-like deposits from dry ironing, and the dangers of storing on the soleplate. Advice covers flushing, using soft or distilled water, demineralizers, and avoiding vinegar for cleaning. Consumers can request reports and a booklet on electrical appliances.
Information Canada needs clearer role say Senate panel
A Senate finance committee urges defining Information Canada's authority by act of Parliament and appointing the secretary of state as minister responsible. It calls for it to be a coordinating body rather than absorbing programs, with free citizen access via enquiry centres and phone lines, while trimming mobile officer schemes. The panel notes about 200 million dollars a year spent on federal information services and recommends budget scrutiny across departments. It cites criticism since 1970 and the need to curb departmental suspicions. The report also mentions the Waimangu geyser eruption as a separate note.
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Information Canada
Senate Finance Committee
Douglas Everett
Lmanitoba
Special Commission On
Canada
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
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