Veterans Day Remembered and Local Notes in Hamiota
November remembrance services across Manitoba feature Decker Legion involvement in Hamiota United Church with Rev Herb Lynas delivering WILL WE NEVER LEARN. Wreaths laid by Amy Harrison and George Ryder. Scout group present. Reveille and Last Post by Ron Houck. lunch served by Auxiliary. Also Armistice services in Decker led by Les Jameson.
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Amy Harrison
George Ryder
Harvey Pollock
Angus Maynes
Neil McDonald
Garry Taylor
Paul August
Ron Houck
Reveille
Last Post
Reggies Ramblings in Manitoba Commentary
Reggies Ramblings notes November brings no snow for Manitoba a novel trend Manitoba Chief Justice Samuel Freedman says he opposes capital punishment yet could accept death for terrorism a letter writer claims union growth fell under one percent a visiting Chinese journalist critiques US TV for constant commercials and athletes often blur lines between hero and bum with a Confucius Say on self government.
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Manitoba
Samuel Freedman
Canadian Comment by Peter Ward on UIC reform and electoral risk
The government backs a summer time shift to cut unemployment insurance costs, angering urban Ontario voters. Proposals would trim benefits for repeat claimants and some seasonal earners, threatening Atlantic and Quebec economies and risking Liberal seat losses. The writer argues for civil service pruning and broad government change.
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Trudeau
Primeister Trudeau
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Quebec
UIC
Trudeau Rats
Atlantic
Federal Civil Service
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