Union Seeks $1.50 Minimum Wage in Manitoba
The Canadian Union of Public Employees seeks a $1.50 minimum wage for Manitoba, arguing rural workers face higher costs for food, clothing, electricity, and transportation. The request was presented by Ray Harmartiuk at a Flin Flon public meeting of the Manitoba Minimum Wage Board.
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Union of Publi Employees
Pas
Manitoba Minimum Wage Board
Manitoba
Flin Flon
Ray Harmartiuk
C.u.ple
Minimum wage hike urged to aid Manitoba workers
Government advocates a $1.50 per hour minimum to lift urban and rural employees from subsistence levels. A forty hour week at $1.50 would yield about $60 weekly for a single, with taxes reducing take home pay, while higher wages could boost employment and attract industry across Manitoba.
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Ontrate
Manitoba
Outdoor Barbecue Guide Teaches Juicy Steaks and Safe Grilling
A reader guide outlines selecting thick steaks Porterhouse and rib cuts, and tips for safe grilling. It recommends trimming fat to prevent flare ups keeping water handy and using a sprayer for fire control. A humorous note credits dads as weekend grill masters and suggests requesting the free booklet Your Guide to Outdoor Cooking from the Agricultural Office.
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Dad
Agricultural Office
Dorion Report Probes Pearson Knowledge On Rivard Case
The Dorion inquiry notes Prime Minister Pearson was told on September 2 of his aide Guy Rouleau’s involvement in the Rivard narcotics matter. Pearson later said he learned of this only on November 24, a claim questioned as the report stresses the issue’s minor bearing on findings while urging focus on broader corruption and political influence.
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Justice Dorion
Pearson
Guy Rouleau
Rivard
Rouleau
Commons
Douglas Harkness
Erik Nielsen
Mr. Harkines
Mr. Pearson
Justice Department
House
Favreau
Dorion
Péarson
RCMP
House of Commons
Mr. Favreau
Tribune
Indians Seek Industrial Help For Reserve Development
The message requests provincial and federal aid for industrial development on reserve lands. It urges locating manufacturing facilities nearby to keep educated youth from leaving the community and asks for guidance on conducting surveys to identify viable industries. It references Moh Molgat’s speech in the Legislative Assembly.
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Canada
United States
Molgat
Legislative Assembly of
Manitoba Debates and Proceedings Call for Indigenous Employment Priority
A statement asserts Manitoba must accelerate industrial development and give prior employment priority to Indian and local white people. The writers seek aid to achieve social and economic independence and to contribute as citizens of Manitoba and Canada.
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Manitoba
Canada
Television Schedule excerpt for CBC Toronto
A daily broadcast lineup lists 3:00 test pattern and music through 11:10 sign off. Programs include As The World Turns Take 30 Moment of Truth Razzle Dazzle Br. Who Music Hop Across Canada Cuisine Nations Business Mr. Fixit Swing Ding Perry Mason Festival Bonjour Toronto CBC News and Sign Off.
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Canada
Toronto
Gomer Pyle Usmc
Dr. Finlay
CBC News
Gilligans Island
Canadian July 1965 TV Schedule Fragments Across Dates
A fragmented listing shows daily broadcasts from July 8 to July 13 1965 including As The World Turns The Great War The Fugitive Ed Sullivan Bonanza Dr Who Doctor Finlay's Casebook Gilligans Island and CBC News with times and program blocks for Dominion Day and weekend hours. The text preserves station lineups and schedule shifts across days.
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Norman Publishers Ltd
Third Street
Doug McBride
Quaide Canada
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Ottawa
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Dem
Lorraine
By Lorraine Schwark
Winnif
The
Pas Herald
T.V. Guide
Fied
Dial Electric Co
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