What price bilingualism in Canadian politics
The Nation examines bilingualism on Parliament Hill focusing on Justice Minister Lucien Cardin who speaks fluent English and French. His switch to English in recent days influenced his handling of the Victor Spencer case and the Munsinger affair, including a press conference where he answered English questions.
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Canada
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Commons
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Munsinger
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Pearson
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B&b Commission
RCMP
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East Germany
Douglas Harkness
Cardin Press Conference Sparks Parley on Cdn Language
A press conference by Mr. Cardin triggers a heated Commons debate as MPs including Harkness Bell Nielsen and Churchill condemn his conduct. Cardin defends himself, noting his fluency in English and regret over slurs, while the nation watches the exchange.
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Calgary
Mr. Cardin
Richard Bell
Cardin
Erik Nielsen
Yukon
Gordon Churchill
Winnipeg
David Lewis
NDP
Cardin press conference stirs heated Commons language clash
Canadian politics erupts as Mr Cardin speaks bilingual volleys while Mr Pearson’s cabinet scrambles to respond. Finance Minister Sharp halts the clock with a banking speech that could set the money business back decades. Opposition Leader Diefenbaker, fishing in B C, wields a press release from afar.
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Sharp
Weather shifts bring cooler air to western Prairies
Rapid weather systems move in as cooler air settles over the western Prairies. Saturday skies will be mostly sunny with temperatures slightly lower than Thursday's springlike readings.
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Prairies
Ottawa questions Munsinger file and cabinet ties
Canadian politics heat up as Justice Minister Cardin claims a Munsinger espionage link and possible Diefenbaker cabinet involvement. Opponents press for evidence, RCMP file disclosure, and potential government resignation amid leaks and parliamentary doubt.
Conservatives urge Cardin to name names in security case
In Ottawa Conservative MPs press Justice Minister Cardin to identify individuals linked to alleged security risks involving Gerda Munster in East Germany. Prime Minister Pearson supports a judicial inquiry while opposition leaders push for concrete names and expanded terms of reference.
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Veinerville seeks inclusion in City limits for services
A representative of 19 Veinerville households asked the Finance Committee to join the city to obtain police protection and roads. Officials citing costs note water and sewer upgrades total about 99 000 dollars with per home charges around 5 000 dollars. Mayor Weiner offered 100 acres to the Junior College, potentially changing the calculation.
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McKinnon Faces Tory Bore in Alberta Education Debate
Edmonton Legislature session droned on as Education Minister R H McKinnon spent 20 minutes reading a list of education research titles. Critics called the display tedious and questioned the value of an immediate research program for Alberta’s 1960s education plan.
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Alberta
Alberta Liberals score a point in pension debate
In Edmonton the Liberal opposition cited Hansard to show Prime Minister Pearson promised, on January 10, 1966, automatic pension adjustments for rising living costs. William Dickie proposed a provincial plan to start $100 monthly pensions for residents over 65, while Social Credit members debated raising old age security. The motion was supported by J. C. Landeryou and C. E. Johnston, both former federal parliamentarians.
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Landeryou
C. E. Johnston
Calgary Bowness
Winnipeg lawyer charged in gold theft case
Harry D. Backlin, a 36 year old Winnipeg lawyer, is charged with possession of goods obtained by crime in connection with a $383000 gold theft from Winnipeg airport. He is remanded until March 18 as bail is considered by Magistrate Isaac Rice.
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Harry D. Backlin
Winnipeg
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Isaac Rice
BC celebrates centennial with 200 bonfires across province
Flames blaze at 200 sites as British Columbia marks its 100th birthday with a centennial caravan, lavish banquet, and hundreds of events through this year and next. Queen Mother visit planned, with historical milestones recalled from 1866 to 1867 and future festivities including sports and cultural showcases.
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Canada
Queen Mother
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Vancouver Island
Mainland
Three rinks tied for first heading to final round
Halifax CP reports three rinks tied for first with 7-2 records after Saskatchewan beat New Brunswick 14-5 in the 10th draw. Alberta and Ontario also hold 7-2 records, aiming for potential playoff if round robin ends with winners.
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Bob Pickering
Saskatchewan
Avonlea
New Brunswick
Charlie Sullivan
Saint John
Alberta
Ontario
Riots in Calcutta as police battle mobs amid food protests
In Calcutta and West Bengal mobs attacked streetcars and set fires in a second straight day of food riots. Police and army barraged crowds while rail and municipal targets were attacked. five rioters died, seven were wounded, toll rising to twenty across two days. The United Left Front halted demonstrations demand reforms.
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Calcutta
West Bengal
United Left Front
Nurseries for schools suggested by SAIT instructor
SAIT instructor Don W Ford proposes nursery facilities at secondary schools like SAIT and Medicine Hat Junior College to help married women attend classes. The study, comparing first year students in seven categories, also urges more courses for women, easier entry for older students, and better guidance services. It notes 57 percent of MHJC and 38 percent of SAIT students favor complete bilingualism in Canada.
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Medicine Hat
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