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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 23, 1990
Page
5
A reader letter accuses the Prime Minister of delaying decisions to pressure uncooperative provinces and warns that his tactics verge on dictatorship. The writer singles out Nelson Mandela’s Canada visit as exposing democratic failings and urges lasting accountability for broken promises and shaky governance.
The article recalls long standing efforts to improve nursing home care starting from 1977 with local citizens challenging operators and health authorities. It credits police forces the attorney general and Health Minister David Russell for progress and praises Dr. McArdle for professional leadership while urging reader support.
Medicine Hat, famed for its striking name, could leverage its Western heritage to attract visitors. Proposals include erecting an Olympic Teepee and expanding public buildings as a regional motif to boost stopping and shopping experiences.
A strong plea urges youth to adopt healthy lifestyles, oppose casual sex, and curb pornography and AIDS. The writer condemns abortion and STDs, warns of rising gonorrhea and syphilis, and calls for video outlets to remove explicit material. Community action and education are demanded to protect children and families.
Canadian physicians express deep disappointment over the federal decision not to implement the smoking ban on international flights by Canadian carriers on July 1. They blame airline profits and tobacco manufacturers for the delay and urge leadership from Hon. Doug Lewis and the government to protect Canadian health.
A letter questions Quebec separatism and Meech Lake Accord, urging equal provincial representation and criticising constitutional secrecy. It argues Canadian territory belongs to all Canadians, praises Newfoundlander Premier Clyde Wells, and notes opposition to the GST and Senate changes while stressing aboriginal equality and national identity.
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