Editorial Call for Calm Over Manitoba Crisis
The piece argues emotions run high and urges all parties to abandon gamesmanship and prioritize Manitoba’s future in seeking a fair resolution. It questions how any single individual or authority can fairly settle the dispute amid heightened tensions.
Trudeau says Indians face psychological barriers and equal rights
Prime Minister Trudeau tells Manitoba students that solving the Indian issue starts with changing Canadian psychology and removing second class status. He notes progress depends on integrating Indians into society without destroying culture, and calls for equal rights for Indians Metis and Eskimo as a regional equality effort.
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