Rights Office Opens In The Pas Region
The Rights Officer office in Room 21 of the Provincial Building opened April 1 in The Pas with Northern Affairs Minister Ron McBryde and M.H.R.C. executive Harvey H. Moats chaired by Harvey H. Moats. Local dignitaries included Chief Gordon Lathlin Alfred Head Evans Premachuk Jack Johnson and Dr Eastman. Reverend James Strachan spoke on human rights.
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Mr. Pawley
M.H.R.C
Harvey H. Moats
Gordon Lathlin
M.M.F
Alfred Head
Chamber of Commerce
Evans Premachuk
Jack Johnson
K.C.C
Eastman
Manitoba Official Notes Human Rights Progress and Gaps
Mr Pawley emphasizes the need for a deeper understanding of individual human worth while noting current rights legislation falls short. He cites Ontario British Columbia and Alberta as ahead with Manitoba enacting laws in 1970 and establishing a 1971 commission. The Pas hosts the first regional office with Winnipeg the other, and Mr Anderson will travel the North with his family already settled there.
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Ontario
British Columbia
Alberta
Manitoba
Commission
Pas
Winnipeg
Anderson
North
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The
Fire hydrant delay hampers Cambrian Hotel blaze response
Firefighters faced a frozen hydrant near the Cambrian Hotel and Royal Bank corner, delaying water supply for nearly an hour. The Herald was told Fire Chief Wright’s report would not be released to the media, per Deputy Fire Chief's instructions.
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Royal Bank
Koshowski
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Herald
Wright
K R C Seeks To Gain Public Confidence In The Pas
The Kelsey Recreation Commission met April 2 to address fragmented recreation programs, duplicate efforts, and public confidence. They will review bylaws, consider fee increases for arena and pool use, and study the town Development Plan. A curling rink turnover discussion with the Curling Club was set, and the School Act and Municipal Act were noted as limits on community use of school facilities. The pool committee reported the local team placed third in a Winnipeg swimming meet.
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Kelsey Recreation Commission
Curling Club
Planning Commission
March
Ron McBryde
Kenry Toews
Winnipeg
Letter to the Editor on No Compensation and restitution failures
A business owner recounts two crimes and failed restitution. In April 1971 a thief shattered the plate glass and stole goods worth over 400 dollars. restitution was ordered but not paid. In January 1974 two juveniles stole cash and damaged the window. restitution of 50 dollars was ordered but delays and doubt linger. The writer laments ineffective justice and fears criminals escape punishment.
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D.A.K. Bancroft
Martin
R.C.M.P
Harsh Jail Sentences Proposed To Protect Innocents
A letter from Wayne Streamer of Streamer's Ltd. claims criminals should receive severe jail terms and urges immediate rehabilitation. He questions the impact of a $600 financial loss on citizens and promises a meager restitution of about $1 per $30 stolen, highlighting a profit-driven, fear-filled warning to business owners.
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Wayne Streamer
Streamer’s Ltd
McBryde accuses PCs of using North to win Southern votes
Northern Manitoba is allegedly written off by the Provincial Conservative Party to gain southern support, says North Manitoba MLA Ron McBryde. He accuses Sidney Spivak of attacking Northern programs and touts alleged corruption claims as political tactics, citing fishing cooperatives and co operative programs.
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Manitoba
Ron MclBryde
Pas N.D.P. Association
M.L.A
Pas
Sidney Spivak
Northern C c
Economic Fund
Old Age Pensioners
NDAC
McBryde
Ile
Econanmic Development and Pensioners Repair Program
Man Mebavde
I.C
Manitoba Metis Federation
Manitoba Conservative Party
Break-Ins Hit Local Businesses Over April 2 and 3
Police report multiple break-ins with thefts across four sites. Scott National on Third Street lost about 782 dollars in cigarettes bars and chips after an intruder hid in the building and escaped. Timberland Confectionary saw a window entry with small food and cigarette theft. Ducks Unlimited office theft involved gasoline. Borger Bros Industries on Rahl's Island Road reported power tools worth about 200 dollars taken. Several suspects are being pursued with no charges yet filed.
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Scott National
Third Street
Timberland Confectionary
Timberland
Ducks Unlimited
Rahl's Island Road
Borger Bros. Industries
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