Man fights hate wave in Winnipeg with complaint plan
Winnipeg man Harry Wolbert 22 says he befriended two men distributing anti Catholic hate literature to study their activities. He plans to file a complaint with the Manitoba Human Rights Commission alleging their actions. Wolbert, a Roman Catholic, cites a sledgehammer attack on statues in St Boniface last winter as part of the anti Catholic campaign.
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Manitoba Human Rights Commission
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Handicapped earn raise in Manitoba workshop wage
Winnipeg workers in a sheltered workshop will receive the province's minimum hourly wage of four dollars. The Manitoba Society for Crippled Children and Adults says the raise, retroactive to January 1, will boost pay for some employees who earned less than one dollar an hour, representing large increases.
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Lottery seller lays off staff in Winnipeg
Paul Gutnick a Winnipeg lottery ticket salesman says he has laid off two workers because the Manitoba government bans Lotto 6 49 sales He operates a kiosk at a Winnipeg shopping centre and notes sales of other lottery tickets are falling without Lotto 6 49 competing products and demand.
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Paul Gutnick
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Gutnick
Porter wins first ballot to become Medicine Hat Conservative candidate
Allan Coyle reports Porter, a 50 year old Irvine-area rancher, captured the Conservative nomination on the first ballot at a 6 12 hour meeting. Porter secured 2,264 of 4,107 votes, defeating Bill Wyse and Ken Sauer while Art Eckert fell short by 98 votes. He praised his organizers and said he will reevaluate his campaign team after tending to his ranch.
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Cine Hat
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Ken Sauer
Frank Webber
Search for 18 Missing After Marques Sinking Near Bermuda
The Marques, a British three masted square rigger, sank off Bermuda during a tall ships race to Halifax. No crew of 18, including at least one Canadian, has been located as search efforts continue.
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Toronto
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Stuart Packard Gillespie
Assiniboine
Turner pledges deficit cuts with humane guardrails
John Turner vows to cut a 30 billion deficit without harming the unemployed or vulnerable. He promotes a national apprenticeship program to pair business and labor with government, delivering a broader plan at a Liberal leadership forum.
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Toronto
John Turner
Turner
Iraqis Attack Tanker Off Kharg Island in Gulf
Iranian state media and Bahrain salvage firms report an Iraqi warplane attack on the Turkish supertanker Buyuk Hun, 153000 tons, 80 km south of Kharg Island. The ship burned after a missile hit crew quarters. all sailors reportedly rescued. No Turkish official comment yet.
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Memories invade D-Day beaches on anniversary visit
British war correspondents return to Normandy for the 40th anniversary of D-Day. They recall aging,变化, and the staged pilgrimage amid strikes and social upheaval in Britain, with TV crews potentially disrupted and key leaders in attendance.
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Normandy
Matt Halton
Ralph Allen
Lionel Shapiro
British Broadcasting Corporation
Ronald Reagan
Elizabeth
Francois Mitterrand
Pierre Trudeau
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