Manitoba education tussle over admission of non revenue students
The Manitoba Department of Education faces criticism over planned admission barriers affecting up to 60 non revenue bearing students from Big Eddy and off reserve areas. The Kelsey School Board and department officials have held prolonged talks about funding and integration ahead of the fall term, with unresolved financial arrangements and classroom enrollment concerns cited as the core issue.
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Manitoba Department of Education
George Johnson
Kelsey School Board
Johnson
Winnipeg
Stewart McLean
Young's Point
Pas
Big Eddy
Education Board Faces Tune on Non Treaty Child Revenue
The text argues the Board either profits from or must forfeit revenue tied to non treaty children on Indian Band land. It criticizes departmental thinking and calls for accountability, suggesting Dr Johnson should be admonished.
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Department of Education
Johnson
CKDM Talks Broadcasters and Bombers Rights
CKDM Dauphin opens negotiation with two Winnipeg stations and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to carry Bomber home games. One Winnipeg outlet supports CKDM while the other does not, forcing CKDM to be dropped as a bidder since both stations must agree. The piece laments private broadcasters resisting the plan and warns of increased government regulation.
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CKDM
Dauphin
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Becaue
Pas
CBC
Souris example offers lessons for The Pas growth
The Souris story highlights how a town rebuilt after war losses by enlarging as a trading hub, expanding a trucking industry, adding clinics, and attracting government offices. The Pas faces similar growth pains with medical facilities, tourism, small industries, and planning reforms. The piece urges pursuing smaller, viable industries like pickle production, upholstery, and costume jewelry.
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Souris
Tom Saunders
Pas
Saunders
Chamber of Commerce
Ctory
CNR
Thompson
Nelson River
4 Potato Producers’ Association
Manitoba
Coucil
University Students React to Pearson Loan Plan
Restrained enthusiasm greeted Mr. Pearson's student loan program as the Canadian Union of Students urges the prime minister to honor the promised 10 000 scholarships from Liberal campaigns. They warn graduates would incur 5 000 debt and ten years of interest, unlike the scholarship plan.
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Pearson
Canadian Union of Students
Liberal Party
Winnipeg Tribune
Local hopes for growth faster than waiting on industry
The Pas community seeks immediate local opportunities and pledges to present equal or better prospects, arguing the town cannot rely on distant industry to arrive suddenly. The message emphasizes proactive development rather than waiting for external investment.
The Pas Economy Reliance on Temporary Relief
Local observers argue that The Pas cannot maintain a stable economy by relying on periodic episodic aid and boom cycles. They urge structural reforms and diversified industries to ensure long term resilience and growth.
Television Schedule Framed by Fragmented Listings
A chaotic OCR of multi day TV listings shows programs like Test Pattern and Music Mile de Paris Vacation Time and Prairie Profile interwoven with CBC News Signoff and various film and comedy blocks. Readers face scattered times and inconsistent punctuation across Friday Sunday and Monday entries.
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Mr Piper
Eric Sykes
Grindl
Alfred Hitchcock
CBC News
Paris
Inlay
Bill Dana
Citizen James
Duke
Ben
Casey
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