Liberals Attack Pulp and Lumber Plan in Manitoba
The Manitoba Liberal opposition rails at a proposed 100 million pulp and lumber complex at The Pas and criticizes road funding as a subsidy. They argue northern development needs more local input and question the central plant strategy while noting potential job shifts and regional impacts.
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Manitoba
Pas
M. N. Hryhorczuk
Ethelbert
Thatcher
Saskatchewan
Prince Albert
Duff
Hryhorczuk
Manitoba Objects to Canoe Race Capital Cost for Expo 67
Flin Flon voices strong opposition to funding a national canoe pageant from Edmonton to Montreal ending September 1. Manitoba would incur a minimum 25 000 to 40 000 cost for trial runs and participation, with Ottawa funding sought but scant response. Local centers push for centennial projects instead, arguing better use of funds for northern Manitoba development and culture.
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Flin Flon
Manitoba
Edmonton
Montreal
Territories
Pas
Portage la Prairie
Winnipeg
British Columbia
Ottawa
Pass Portage
Winnip
Lynn Lake
Churchill
Bay Line
Northern policy dispute over The Pas development funds
The Liberals attack Liberal rivals over the central plant at The Pas and Manitoba Development Fund. The piece argues Liberals push a northern policy, or lack thereof, and cites INCO Thompson as a cautionary example of claims about who benefits locally.
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Rial
Pas
Manitoba Development Fund
INCO
Thompson
Prairie Provinces unite for Hudson Bay Route effort
Three ministers from Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan attended the 23rd Hudson Bay Route Association convention in Melville Saskatchewan on March 21 and 22 to push for economic integration and boost traffic to the Port of Churchill. The Prairie Premiers Economic Council supports expanded facilities and studies to meet current and future needs as the council’s Churchill sub committee pursues traffic solicitation and research. An overseas guest attended the event.
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Prairie Provinces
Gurney Evans
Manitoba
Gordon Taylor
Alberta
Wilf Gardiner
Saskatchewan
Hudson Bay Route Association
Melville Sask
Prairie Premiers’ Economic Council
Hudson Bay
Churchill
TV Schedule Highlights for April Week
Television guide lists daily programming from April 6 to 11 with regional air times. Notable entries include Gilligans Island, Nations Business, Blue Light, Bob Hope Theatre, Perry Mason, Ed Sullivan, Bonanza, and a film titled On Dangerous Ground.
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Guiding Light
Attenborough & Animals
Canada
Gilligans Island
Peggy Neville
CBC News
Sian
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Doug McBride
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Bay Route Convention Report
Dial Electric Co
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King Leonardo
Tennessee
Don Messer
20Th Century
Red Skelton
Char'ente
Dick van Dyke
Public Eye
T.V. Guide