Union Seeks 1.50 Dollar Minimum Wage For Manitoba
The Canadian Union of Public Employees urged the Manitoba Minimum Wage Board to set a 1.50 wage in Manitoba. The Pas based union representative argued rural workers face higher costs for food clothing electricity and transport, demanding parity with urban wages.
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Canadian Union of Public Employees
The
Pas
Manitoba Minimum Wage Board
Manitoba
Flin Flon
Ray Harmatiuk
C.U.P.E
Dem
Manitoba Minimum Wage Vision in Debates and Proceedings
The document argues for a minimum wage of one dollar fifty per hour to lift workers above aid payments. It warns of tax bites and calls for provincial economic stimulus, industry attraction, and employment growth in Manitoba. It emphasizes Indigenous and white labor priority in new industry, aiming for social and economic independence.
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Onstrate
Facio Ss
Manitoba
Canada
Your Barbecue Guide Promotes Outdoor Steak Cooking
An article urges readers to join summer outdoor grilling with porterhouse sirloin and club steaks rated top. It offers thinner and thicker cuts, cooking tips, and safety steps, plus a call to obtain the free booklet Your Guide to Outdoor Cooking from the Agricultural Office.
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Dad
Agricultural Office
Pearson knew Rivard affair implication two days before estimates
The Dorion report notes Prime Minister Pearson learned September 2 of parliamentary assistant Rouleau’s role in the Rivard case. He later claimed knowledge only on November 24, a point the article says is minor to the report’s findings.
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Justice Dorion
Pearson
Guy Rouleau
Rivard
Rouleau
Commons
Douglas Harkness
Erik Nielsen
Justice Department
House
Favreau
Dorion
RCMP
House of Commons
Mr. Pearson
Mr. Favreau
Indians seek industrial aid and survey for reserve development
A community submission requests information on industrial aid from provincial and federal governments and seeks assistance to survey the reserve and surrounding area to identify feasible industries. The group emphasizes local access to transportation and urges manufacturing or processing facilities to prevent youth outmigration.
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Canada
United States
Molgat
Legislative Assembly
Television Schedule July 7 1965 Evening Listings
Broadcast lineup for Wednesday July 7 1965 includes Br. Who at 5 30 followed by Cuisine Nations Business Mr Fixit Swing Ding Perry Mason Festival Bonjour Toronto Test Pattern and Music World of Sport European Cup World of Sport Canadian and Field Champions tailing at 3 00 and 2 00 respectively featured programs span 7 00 to 3 00 with varied genres and broadcasters
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Canada
Gomer
Dr. Finlay
CBC News
Gilligans Island
Toronto
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