Stephen Sharman ordained deacon in Winnipeg ceremony
Stephen Sharman of Brandon formerly of Hamiota was ordained a Deacon at the Chapel of St. John Evangelist in Winnipeg on Tuesday April 18. He attended the University of Manitoba and is the son of Clifford and Madelaine Sharman. Local attendees included Rene and Dot Lepine.
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Stephen Sharman
Brandon
Hamiota
St. John Evangelist
Winnipeg
Stephen
University of Manitoba
Clifford
Madelaine Sharman
Rene
Dot Lepine
Reggies Ramblings on Leaders and Musketeers
The column riffs on political and cultural topics noting the high cost of living, a desire for a leader with an Irish name like Ryan, and jabs at Bobby Hull in football culture. It also jokes about cloning, Confucius, John Diefenbaker, Joe Clark and Conservative proposals before the election, with a cheeky regard to an unspecified place.
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John Diefenbaker
Joe Clark
Supreme Court
Senate
Pe Cae
Parliament Criticizes Bureaucratic Rules Slowing Aid
In Ottawa MPs condemn routine House debates and bureaucratic rule making that erodes legislative intent. Tory Alvin Hamilton cites Air Canada and Canadian Pacific insurance policies as examples where federal rules hinder payout. He warns many polices cannot be changed due to costs and calls for a teethful freedom of information law and Parliament recall power to review regulations. He notes orphan family allowances and baby bonus misinterpretations show how safeguards can fail without oversight.
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Commons
Alvin Hamilton
Hansard
Hamilton
Air Canada
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Civil Service
Canada
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Neb Curll
Guy Miller
Allan Cumming
Wimp
Trailer Court
Rae
Big AL Brandon
John Ridley
Gordon Killoh
Dick Beamish
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Hudson’s Bay Company
Mary Bull
Margaret
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Tonatour Ont Sun
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Bobby Hull
Birmingham
Confucius
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