Parliament Hill Sittings Extended as Women Visitation Delays
John M. James reports Parliament Hill hours extended from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. with possible 11:00 p.m. closings. A large delegation of over 1,000 Business and Professional Women from 20 countries visited Ottawa, including four members from Durham. The event involved a special train, box lunches, and multiple embassies, and caused a tense vote timing in the House.
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International Convention of Business & Professional Women’s Club
Montreal
Parliament Buildings
Durham
Murray
Prime Minister Survives Crisis Over Speaker Beaudoin Affairs
In Ottawa a tense session centers on Speaker Beaudoin and Prime Minister St. Laurent. The PM rejects a resignations plan, cites unity for Canada, and seeks unanimous consent to discuss his UK visit. Allistair Stewart of Winnipeg North jostles the floor, accusing the chair and inflaming debate.
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Commonwealth
St. Laurent
Commons
Canada
Drew
Stanley Knowles
Allistair Stewart
Winnipeg North
CCF
Chappie
Ted Applewhaite
Fewhaite
Settlement Reached On Bowmanville School Additions
Durham County District High School Board ends most complaints over Bow manville High School addition after two meetings with architects J B Parkin Associates and builders Bradford Hoshal Associates. Two issues remain unresolved including tile condition under radiant heating and heating system controls.
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Bowmanville High School
Durham County District High School
J. B. Parkin Associates
Bradford-Hoshal Associates
G. Norman Strong
Port Hope
Strong
J. B. Parkin
B. Parkin
Parkin
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