Recreation Funds In The Pas Grow For Town Programs
The Pas approves a recreation grant near 72 000 dollars this year plus 10 000 for park maintenance. A new policy shifts budget scrutiny from Council to the Recreation Commission while capital costs remain council controlled. The article notes rising demands for expanded facilities and contemplates greater taxpayer responsibility and possible area subsidies.
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Recreation Commission
Council
Financial Club
Council On the Commission
Pas
Commission
Prime Minister Blames Bilingualism for Liberal Loss
In remarks on The Speech From The Throne the Prime Minister argues bilingualism remains a central issue in Canada. He claims some Tory members and candidates used bilingualism to energize the campaign and hurt Canadian Unity after the October election.
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Canada
Liberals
Liberal oath proposal sparks party unity debate
The speaker accuses Prime Minister Trudeau of creating disunity by repeatedly raising the bilingualism issue. They urge Liberals to look inward and suggest future Liberal candidates declare allegiance to Trudeau's policy, warning the move could reduce Liberal aspirants and even supporters.
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Trudeau
Why a Natural Gas Pipeline Should Be Built Through Manitoba
Bruce Dunlap mining geologist and engineer based in The Pas advocates a Manitoba route for a natural gas pipeline. The Liberal candidate for Churchill supports the line while Quebec Liberal allies oppose a cross provincial path. Dunlap distributed a report titled Why a Natural Gas Pipeline Should Be Built Through Manitoba detailing benefits and regional considerations.
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Bruce Dunlap
Pas
Dunlap
Churchill
Dunlop
Keith Taylor
Quebec
Manitoba
Manitoba Route Favored For Northwest Gas Pipeline Proposal
Bruce Dunlop outlines reasons for a Manitoba land route for a proposed Northwest Territories natural gas pipeline to Ontario and Quebec. He argues land construction is established and cheaper than crossing Hudson Straits with ice challenges, supported by the Hudson Bay railway and paved highway No. 10 to Brandon.
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Boothia Peninsula
Cornwallis Island
King Christian
Northwest Territories
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Keewatin
Manitoba
Hudson Straits
Hudson Bay Railway
Churchill Port Support for Pipeline Construction Plan
A proposed pipeline would be built in stages with transport of materials via Churchill loaded on supply boats to Hudson Bay coast points, then unloaded along railway and highway as construction advances. The plan would boost both the Port of Churchill and the railway while noting Quebec requires a separate rail and road system at extra cost.
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Churchill
Hudson Bay
Quebec
Manitoba
Premier on C F I comments on The Pas forestry complex
Premier Ed Schreyer addressed the The Pas forestry complex in a press conference, noting the pulp and paper plant as a net economic benefit despite $50 to $60 million in capital costs. He cited local employment of 921, up from 747 in 1971, and stressed uncertain dollar measures for net benefit amid tax and welfare considerations.
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Ed Schreyer
Pas
Winnipeg Free Press
The
Herald
Manitoba
Crown
Ecs Potas
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Pro-Fund Distributors Ltd
Murray Greco
Ken Walker
Ed Allen
Dressup
Dick van Dyke
Tammy Hunter
Tommy Banks
CBC
Allan Hamel
Adam
Pial Electric Co. Guide
Stan
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Irish Rovers
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CBC TV News
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Mary Tyler Moore
Flip Wilson
Arnie
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David Frost Snow
Ali
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Ponrawy
Chesterfield
Inlet
Gor Fenoacnier
Ncoral Harbour
Livugivik
RveBe
Great Whale River
Fort Rupert
Montreal
Hamilton
C.F.I
Carly Simon
L. P. Record
Edward Bear
Dial Electric Co
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