Winters Backed by The Pas Delegates at Liberal Convention
The Pas sent three delegates Bruce Dunlop Jack Johnson and Cal Gibson to Ottawa to back Robert Winters for the Liberal leadership. Winters 57 born 1910 Lunenburg Nova Scotia has long public service and business credentials including RCCCS RCEME service and Cabinet posts. He led Rio Algom Mines and British Newfoundland Corp among other roles.
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Winters as Liberal leader would be Canadian PM material
The Star asks Frank McGee to judge Liberal leadership hopefuls. He predicts Robert Winters could win the leadership and cast a positive global finance outlook, signaling a strong Liberal government with an aggressive economic plan and confident leadership.
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Winters could steer a responsible right government
In a parliamentary portrait, Winters would lead a disciplined cabinet avoiding daily feuds while loyal colleagues manage infighting. If in power during the confidence debacle, he might appoint a new finance minister and satisfy critics, preserving his elusive public persona and shaping policy in export and agriculture.
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