Canadian titles spark parliamentary rebuke by Mackenzie King
Mackenzie King denounces the government over granting titular honours to Canadians before Parliament reconvenes on January 25. He calls the action an affront to Parliament and warns it reveals a disconnect from social changes and national needs amid global distress and unemployment. Also notes on crops, livestock shifts, and the Calgary bye election.
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Mackenzie King
House of Commons
King
Canada
Tribute to Pioneer Farmers Inspires Canadian Ag Technocrats
The December issue of Scientific Agriculture quotes Sir E. John Russell of Rothamsted praising Canadian farmers. He recalls French and British settlers facing far harsher trials and urges modern prairie growers to value progress, infrastructure, and resilience drawn from history. The Red River settlers’ 1813 struggles with Highlanders and Lord Selkirk’s colony illustrate enduring perseverance amid adversity.
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Canada
Red River
Lord Selkirk
Lethbridge offer to fund relief with nine year zero interest plan
Lethbridge residents propose funding relief through government loans at low cost for nine years with no interest, then full repayment of debt and interest. Edmonton dismisses the proposal, while combined governments spend about $200,000 yearly on relief with no visible results, reflecting Alberta’s financial troubles.
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Edmonton
Brownlee
Alberta
Farmers Endorse C C F Platform In Toronto Meeting
A mass meeting of farmers in Toronto endorsed a manifesto modeled on the C C F platform after the U S O convention the day before. Despite debates the manifesto won unanimous approval, casting doubt on the radical party's potential to win office given the limited influence of a few hundred farmers nationwide.
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Toronto Mail and Empire
Toronto
C.C.F
U.S.O
Western premiers push for credit to fund provinces
Premier Pattullo hints at Western premiers' plan to back relief with national credit. He outlines Bennett may need to borrow or print funds, but warns that borrowing adds to public debt and shifts burden from provincial to Dominion taxpayers, affecting ordinary citizens.
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Pattullo
National Credit
Mr. Bennett
Dominion
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