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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 03, 1995
Page
10
Ottawa reports Cambridge and Oxford scholars affirm Canadian English as a unique variety rather than a British American blend. The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the English Language notes Canadians insist on a separate identity with distinctive features.
Don McGillivray discusses how Canadian English blends British and American traits with unique Canadianisms. He cites pronunciations like out sounding like "owt" to readers, examples of Canadian spellings and nicknames, and place name quirks such as Toronto variants and Edmonton to Emin tin. Readers are invited to share comments.
The retired Quebec journalist and former Liberal leader Claude Ryan releases a new book on Canadian federalism arguing Quebec seeks fewer new powers and requests a constitutional veto as a show of good faith before a potential sovereignty referendum. His career shows shifts from hardline patriation to pragmatic accommodations, warning that political back flips can erode credibility.
The Hat agreed in 1991 to a 692000 interest free loan to the Saamis Tepee Association for a tepee near Kin Coulee Park. When funds fell through and repayments paused, the city allowed 25 yearly installments. The association defaulted, assets were not appraised as collateral, and the city may repossess the tepee and absorb 140000 to 240000 out of pocket, with art assets potentially offsetting some costs.
The visit by a British royal to Ireland marks a rare official trip since 1911 amid IRA hostility. The piece notes past violence including Louis Mountbatten’s 1979 death and discusses hopes for improved relations and the Windsor family’s ongoing public life.
A Brown University study suggests Jewish men may show more low mood than others. The piece quotes six participants, noting factors like family expectations and changes after marriage.
A Royko column fragment collects quotations from people named Sarah Tom Fran and Jack exploring Jewish men and women, success pressures, family expectations, and cultural stereotypes with humor and self critique. It ends noting Mike Royko as Chicago Tribune columnist.
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