Long Weekend Highlights and Local Echoes in Manitoba
The long weekend brought cottage gatherings from Tabor Alberta to Rivers Manitoba with guests of the Bray and Vickery families. Swim lessons began at Shoal Lake, a new pier was installed, and the main pier needs replacement. Local travellers headed east to the Atlantic provinces, while beer border tensions and Manitoba pride frame the season with jokes and essays from community contributors.
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Birtle
Red Sox
Clifford
Bonnie Robinson
Tabor
Alberta
Paul
Lena
Barry
Vicki Hooke
Portage la Prairie
Hilda Vickery
Winnipeg
George
Sharon Watts
Edmonton
Murray Bray
Bessie Bray
Rivers
Stuart
Heather McConnell
Dennis
Maxine
Montague
Alaska
Bonnie Coombs
Killarney
Ross
Steinbach
Royal Bank
Shoal Lake
Sheldon Kirk
Sheldon
Kirk
Saskatchewan
Ontario
U.S.A
Manitoba
Dominion Day musings on government funds and anniversaries
Reggie notes Dominion Day or Canada Day could have passed without four million dollars from the federal government. He jokes about an eleventh anniversary and various anniversary ratings while deriding a Nazi parade in Chicago. He mentions Vancouver bank employees voting on a strike and praises Manitoba as prime bird watching country along Portage Avenue.
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Manitoba
Portage Avenue
Trudeau's late rush to legislate fails to win approval
Peter Ward argues Canada rushes to pass economic laws after Trudeau delays election. He claims many measures are poorly drafted and unlikely to become law as Parliament recesses for summer. He notes clashes with Quebec over tax plans and criticizes timing and chances of passage.
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Ottawa
Trudeau
Pence
Canada
Quebec
Jacques Parizeau
Jean Chretien
Chretien
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Jack Coombs
Atlantic
Allan
Maxine Cumming
Guy
Eleanor Miller
G. B
Mary Bull- Brandon
Mary
Neb Curll
Lorne Richardson
Cynthia
Bruce Lemon
Wimp
George Crighton
Cardale
Art Glinz
Oak River
Hamiota Hospital
John McPhaden
Trailer Court
L. L. Brown
Flin Flon
Charlie
Nora Knight
Lou
Betty White
Elbow Lake
Nora
John Bomford
Disraeli
Reggie
Chicago
Vancouver
Peter Ward