Wild Horses vs Power Project Critics in The Pas
Letters to the mayor argue for compensation over losses from the Grand Rapids Power Project. They claim trapping fishing and hunting grounds have fallen to the fore and accuse the project of delaying a power line. They compare subsidies for wild horses to high local power rates affecting residents.
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The
Herald
Moose Lake
Pas
Grand Rapids
Tom Lamb
Harry Trager
the Pas
Debate on Motorized Toboggan Hunting in Manitoba
Two American hunters were fined 1000 dollars each for hunting a moose from a motorized toboggan in Manitoba. The case raised questions about the clarity of the Game Act and the enforcement process, with critics calling for a ban or a precise definition of hunting from moving vehicles. The incident sparked comments on Canadian law enforcement and the impact on tourism.
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Department of Mines and Resources
Manitoba
Cormorant
Moose Lake
Pas
Game Guardian
Winnipeg
Game
Games Branch
Games
Letters to the editor spark council reply demand
Readers urge The Pas Town Council to respond to a letter from Dale and Mrs. Stewart of Dauphin Manitoba about water fluoridation and civic courtesy. A resident questions fluoride policy and cites a past by law while noting personal water concerns.
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Dale Stewart
Dauphin
Manitoba
Mr. Kobar
Mrs. Stewart
Herald
TV Guide Highlights A Week of December Listings
A historical page lists daily TV schedules from December 15 to December 20. Programs include I Love Lucy, Gilligan's Island, Bob Hope Theatre, CBC Sports NHL Hockey, Ed Sullivan, Bonanza, and wrestling with times varying by day.
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Bonnie Pruden
Canada
Dick van Dyke
CBC News
Gilligans Island
Roy Petty
Wilson
Keaton
CBC Sports
O'Brien
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Menitobda
Doug McBride
Post Office Department
Ottawa
Fied
Dial Electric Co
McHales Navy
Jeannie
U.N.C
Don Messer
T.V. Guide
Luc
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