Natives may open Manitoba reserves to oil exploration
A federal study by Bedstead Geological found oil potential on reserves near Virden and north east and south areas. Oak Lake Sioux Valley Birdtail Sioux and four Western Tribal Council lands shown potential. bands may tender lands for sealed bids to explore.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Bedstead Geological Ltd
Calgary
Virden
Oak Lake
Sioux Valley
Birdtail Sioux
Peter Croal
Petroleum
Indian Affairs Department
Indian Minerals (East) Directorate
Federal Department
Croal
Toronto
Robert Wescuna
Sioux Valley Reserve
Wescuna
Jack Kasto
Kasto
Boxing Day sales set Ontario in full retail storm
Ontario merchants held Boxing Day sales on Monday under the Retail Holiday Act relaxing openings. In Toronto shoppers queued from 5:05 a.m. as Holt Renfrew and Creeds offered deep discounts with jackets and furs selling well. A London mall report noted crowded lots and depleted gift wrap stock.
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Toronto
Ontario
Syed Haider
Chic Holt Renfrew
Rodger Evans
Creeds
Holt Renfrew
Trudeau's Polish remarks provoke Labor backlash in Canada
The Canadian Labor Congress president Dennis Mc Dermott and other leaders condemn Prime Minister Trudeau after he suggested martial law could stabilize Poland. MPs Michael Wilson Flora MacDonald Lorne Nystrom condemn or critique the remarks as disloyal to Polish workers and as aiding repression.
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Trudeau
Poland
Dennis McDermott
Canadian Labor Congress
McDermott
National Solidarity Union
Michael Wilson
Etobicoke Centre
Flora MacDonald
Lorne Nystrom
New Democratic Party
Saskatchewan
Yorkton-Melville
Canada
Wilson
MacDonald
Free World
Nystrom
Liberal MP opposes Trudeau over Poland remarks
Liberal MP Jesse Flis of Parkdale High Park condemns Pierre Trudeau's televised claim that Solidarity's demands justified martial law. He says Poles deserve moral support and urges the Prime Minister to rethink his stance. Canadian- Polish Congress president Jan Kaszuba voices distress at the remark and defends Solidarity's human rights.
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McDermott
Solidarity
Wilson
Poland
Trudeau
Toronto
Pierre Trudeau
National Solidarity Union
Jesse Flis
Parkdale High Park
House of Commons
Jan Kaszuba
The
Congress
Leonid
Brezhnev
Kaszuba
Food price rise predicted by Retail Council of Canada
The Retail Council of Canada forecasts food prices rising nine to 11 percent next year, slightly below the 12 percent rise this year. Federal Agriculture Department officials expect eight to 10 percent increases, citing slower farm price growth. Tim Carter notes ample grain, meat, and vegetable supplies may keep increases modest, with grain prices unlikely to rise until mid next year. Uncertainty in US Soviet grain contracts may keep more grain in North America and temper meat prices, with some relief from cheaper beef alternatives.
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Toronto
Retail Council of Canada
Federal Agriculture Department
Department
Tim Carter
United States
Soviet Union
North America
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C.C.A
McLeod
Oxford
Edmonton
Alberta
Weir Limited
Gulf Canada Square
Rhodes Denton Securities Ltd
Ave. S.W
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S. Edmonton
Ave
Taber
Reed Medical Library Ltd
Terrace Plaza
Mark Anders
Brian Carpenter
Eleanor Gasparik
Securities Commission
Reed Travel Library
Reed Travel
Reed Travel Library Ltd
Neil Brydges
Valarie Reed
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