Indian Metis fire crews sidelined by officials report
Malcolm Morris of Prince Albert said at an Indian Metis conference in Sankhktwon that native people were pressed into fighting forest fires while "footloose palefaces" were bypassed. He noted natives relied on commercial fishing for a livelihood and faced job loss to combat fires. Saskatchewan Natural Resources Minister Cuelenacre responded that the province gained little from the trade.
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Malcolm Morris
Prince Albert
Sankhktwon
Saskatchewan
The Last Minstrel of Carson Place
Gino Di Pasquale, the last minstrel, plays his hand organ before Clara Bertelli’s home in Carson Place for years. Clara leaves him a pension and a weekly hour of performance, but her death triggers a grim turn as Gino confronts the will’s contents and his own shattered dreams.
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Yino
Luigi
Jertellis
Catania
America
Gino
Clara
Beppo
Carlon
Farlon Arms
Clara Bertelli
Gina
Clara ‘Bellissima
Kramer
Gino di Pasquale
Carson Place
Gine
Seppo
We English and French share power in Canada says judge
The May 26 1964 CBC broadcast of Daniel E Woodward editorial quotes Justice Bernard Bissonnette on New Canadians shaping the nation. He warns unity for its own sake is hollow and argues New Canadians will build Canada with old Canadians, while criticizing self styled super managers. He notes thalidomide babies will be integrated into society and future research advances aiding congenital deformities.
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St. Jerome
Quebec
Provincial Court of Appeal
Bernard Bissonnette
Justice Bissionnette
Canada
America
CBC
Daniel E. Woodward
Canada Month
Redvers Optimist
Redvers
Sask
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North America
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