Support For The Mentally Ill In Canada Needs Funding
The piece argues for increased funding for mental health care in Canada, noting beds are half occupied by the mentally ill and daily costs for patient care. It cites modest improvements in treatment, the need for better facilities, and the Canadian Mental Health Association’s push for public support and better resources to modernize care and reduce isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Caneie
Mental Health Association
Comlite Cross
Association
Teenage Tragedy and the Myth of Happily Ever After
A columnist cites Dr. R S Hosking and Louis Nizer to critique romantic marriage ideals. The piece argues that the notion of guaranteed happiness in wedlock is a romantic illusion and notes rising marriage failure, divorce, and welfare strain in Canada and local courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
R. S. Hosking
Family Court
Toronto
United Church Commission On Marriage and Divorce
Guelph
Siam
Dr. Hosking
Cost Of Smoking Across World Tourist Centers
A survey compares cigarette prices in major cities. A 20‑cigarette pack costs 20 cents in Tokyo, 27 in Paris, 28 in Brussels, 33 in New York, 37 in Melbourne, 38 in Rome, and 63 cents in London England.
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Tokyo
Paris
Brussels
New York
Melbourne
Rome
London
England
Manitoba Extends Driver Improvement by 1966
Manitoba will extend driver improvement programs across the province, aiming for full coverage by 1966. The plan, announced by Hon. Maitland B. Steinkopf, QC, includes new areas this year and two more in 1965 and 1966, plus a nine member committee to review driver education, inspections, penalties, seat belts, crosswalks, and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland B. Steinkopf
Public Utilities
Manitoba
Safety Bureau
The
Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
Steinkopf
Winnipeg
Brandon
Flin’Flon
Election of Liberals Confirmed in Sask
The Liberal party’s victory in Saskatchewan’s 59 seat Legislature was confirmed by final ballot counts. Liberal gains include continued control with 33 seats, CCF 25, Conservatives 1, and seven CCF held while Liberals hold three of the remaining 10.
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Sask
Saskatchewan
D. J. Stewart
Prince Albert
Liberals
CCF
Saskatoon
Woodrow Lloyd
Ship
Ross Thatcher
Lloyd
Mr. Thatcher
Biggar
Thatcher
Morse
Martin Pederson
Arm River
Gems of Thought Tomorrow and Today in Verse
A compact collection of reflections on tomorrow and today from Coleridge Baker Eddy Beecher and White. It contemplates whether future days are already present in the current moment and cautions against choosing anxiety over faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diary Baker Eddy
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Henry Ward Beecher
Ambrose Hills Critiques Canadian Press Protections
Ambrose Hills argues the government should not exempt Time and Reader's Digest from proposed Canadian periodical protections. He warns that excluding these two would grant them a monopoly and hurt native publishers by diverting over a third of广告 revenue to foreign editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Time
Reader’s Digest
Yes I call it a boom upturn is that strong
The Boom is Here argues the upturn is strong due to restrained Canadian behavior during hard times. It predicts the boom will continue if costs stay controlled and tax or labor policies remain reasonable, noting potential inflation as the main risk and urging policies that incentivize job creation.
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Canada
Autom
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Mace
He MacGregor
Mantanas OS
Angie
Ourws
Onin
Joe Grad
Provincial Highway Safety Council
Hope
William Allen White
Ambrose Hills
Haber Sostay Wasa Oak
City of Winnipeg
Hospital Services Division
Civic Offices
Winnipeg 2
Manitoba Hospital Commission
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