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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 12, 1966

Page

6

Rights and dangers in city dog and pet debate echo

The discussion touches on police and rights over a yellow curb restriction and a broader fear of poison rumors veiled by snow. Readers note editor bias and public concern as council debates policy, with references to Stewarts at Dauphin and Westray. February 1964 hydro power rate expectations are recalled to illustrate enduring policy views.

Stewarts Dauphin Hiatt

Manitoba Hydro delay sparks Pas power debate

The Pas confronts ongoing power costs as Manitoba Hydro delays the transmission line from Grand Rapids. Mayor Harry Trager pressed Hydro to cut rates now, noting a New Year letter effect and a 50 cent monthly saving for most consumers. Critics argue the three year wait to connect to Kelsey and Wanless worsens a local shortage and penalizes The Pas compared with Swan River.

Manitoba Hydro Pas Harry Trager Hydro Grand Rapids Swan River Kelsey Hydra Wanless

Attorney General Conference Discusses Legalized Lotteries in Canada

The Ottawa meeting weighs recognizing lotteries that support charity versus the Criminal Code ban. Manitoba’s Stewart McLean favors charity-linked lotteries while concerns arise over defining charity and provincial control. Readers note gambling demand and advocate government licensed lotteries taxed similarly to pari mutual.

Ottawa Manitoba Stewart McLean McLean Quebec

Moose Lake horses mislabeling spurs Metis concerns

Letter from Roderick Martin Philip Umpherville and Jack Nasekapow argues horses at Moose Lake are essential for local work and not wild. They contest December fifteenth article, cite hay losses from Grand Raunds dam, Forebay spending, and stalled Co op sale plans. They urge publication and detail impacted livelihoods and regional economy.

Moose Lake Forebay Committee Cedar and Grand Raunds Pas Moose Lae Roderick Martin Philip Umpherville Jack Nasekapow

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