Douglas Comeback Sparks NDP Bid In British Columbia
T C Douglas, leader of the national New Democratic Party, plans a return to Parliament after a defeat in Burnaby Seymour. He is nominated in Nanaimo Cowichan Islands after Colin Cameron’s death, awaiting Trudeau's call for a by election. Douglas hints at leadership duties until a successor is chosen.
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When Enough is Enough in Tax Hike Debate
A sharp critique of government spending and tax rises in Canada. It targets Montreal and Winnipeg for lavish schemes and notes Manitoba's near 20 million dollar annual interest burden. It cites classroom funding vs huts and hints voter backlash, including Mayor Drapeau and Mayor Juba experimenting with lotteries.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Drapeau
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Mini-skirt Maid in Windsor Star Provokes Curious Gaze
A Windsor Star item notes a provocative mini-skirt display as a shapely woman adjusts her hem. The narration questions modesty and suggests a humorous, double standard view of women’s attire and instinctive modesty.
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Canada ministers map bail reform in Commons clash
Justice Minister Turner said he will introduce legislation to amend the bail system and expunge records for rehabilitated former convicts, not part of the Criminal Code omnibus bill. Trudeau floated a late 1970s heads of government constitutional conference and awaited provincial replies while defending NATO commitments and Cyprus troop levels.
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H. A. Olson
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Selkirk
Controlling Insects in Stored Grain in Manitoba
Manitoba farmers should monitor grain moisture to prevent stored grain pests. Insects enter with damp grain and die in storage. cool grain in bins during cold weather to limit activity. Where infestations occur, move grain between bins, or fumigate with care. Special fumigants include Dawson 73 and Phostoxin, require trained handling.
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Loi
Last Parko of the Season in Neepawa
The event on Thursday October 3 promises a total $6000 in prizes. The Jackpot game offers $2000 with five numbers drawn, and if no winner is found the game switches to a Blackout with a $2000 prize. The blackout prize rises to $2500.
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