The Pas 1971: upheaval, growth, and renewed partnership
The Pas ends 1971 with upheaval in its forestry complex and a decisive government move into receivership. The change stabilizes the town, spurring a new shopping center hospital and school growth. Civic election passions rise as relations with The Pas Reserve improve and residents embrace The Pas despite challenges.
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Pas
Forestry
Manitoba
Pas Forestry
CFI
CBC Wins Wabowden TV License After Quick CRTC Ruling
The CBC secured a license from the Canadian Radio and Television Commission to operate a TV transmitter at Wabowden. Test patterns begin immediately with regular CBC programming expected before Christmas. The piece contrasts past delays by the Board of Broadcast Governors with present CRTC processes and questions the pace for private cable bids in The Pas and Flin Flon.
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Wabowden
Cbc-Tv
Winnipeg
Canadian Radio and Television Commission
CBC
Wahowden
Pas
Flin Flon
Ottawa
Board of Broadcast Governors
CRTC
The
The Pas Diamond Jubilee Promises Progress in 1974
The Pas celebrates its Diamond Jubilee amid a year of notable changes and developments. After a year of residency, residents anticipate steady benefits from the community’s ongoing improvements and new routines shaping 1974.
Federation Claims Non Treaty Natives Challenge Board Appointments
The Federation of Non Treaty Natives Incorporated accuses civil servants of stacking the Information Communications Program Board. Named are Willard Buck Moose Lake Hubert Sinclair Grand Rapids Hazel Peterson Wanless Lorraine Genaille Cormorant Phil Thompson Winnipeg Art Carriere Ottawa DREE Doug Collins Winnipeg DREE Stan Wilson The Pas Reserve Manpower Corps Ross Green Winnipeg Planning and Priorities Committee Lloyd Dulmage Brandon. A planned eleventh member, Larry Hastings editor of The Pas Herald, was discussed but details remained vague. Hastings attended a meeting to review a cabinet document on salaries and budget and questioned predecisions made prior to board formation. The Pas Herald staff concluded the process lacked board involvement and transparency.
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Federation of Non Treaty Natives Incorporated
Willard Buck
Moose Lake
Hubert Sinclair
Grand Rapids
Hazel Peterson
Wanless
Lorraine Genaille
Cormorant
Phil Thompson
Winnipeg
Art Carriere
Ottawa
Dree
Doug Collins
Stan Wilson
Pas Reserve
Ross Green
Lloyd Dulmage
University of Brandon
Manitoba
Larry Hastings
Pas Herald
Hastings
Cabinet
Metis Voices in The Pas Area Question Funding
The text notes a appointment made for political reasons, with Hastings informing the top civil servant that he rejected the program. The Herald argues the $1 million could better serve The Pas Area, reflecting local Metis perspectives and a lack of challenge to earlier conclusions.
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Hastings
Herald
Pas
TV Guide Fragment Shows Holiday Weekend Schedule
Fragmentary listing of programs and times across days and channels including Sesame Street, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, CBC News, Rose Bowl coverage, and multiple cinema Six blocks. The readable items show a mix of entertainment, news, and sports programming with dates noted as Friday December 31 and Saturday January 1.
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Three Stooges
NFB
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