Indian policy shakeup stirs fears among reserves
The Toronto Telegram Syndicate argues that Canada’s new five year plan to shift Indian affairs to provinces and the Indians themselves risks failure. Leaders warn of uprooting reserves, loss of homes, and new forms of discrimination. Wilmer Nadji calls the policy like selling property for two bottles of wine.
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Town plans street lights to deter fall vandalism near boat ramp
Local officials say lighted areas are needed as tourists return for fall hunting. Delays on launch ramp work hinge on water levels, with completion aimed before hunters arrive. River rise accelerates due to western rain and Cedar Lake forebay work, expecting peak this week around the 22nd.
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Teachers Contingent Negotiation Coordination Effort
A summary notes a week long North meeting with boards and groups to coordinate negotiation plans. It covers assisting in preparing and presenting the board’s initial proposals to teachers’ negotiators and handling special matters.
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Northern region to fund travel for regional service
Northern boards will be asked to cover living and travelling expenses for Mr. McDonald in providing a special regional service. A similar request by another region was deferred. Seven school divisions in the northern region include Kelsey Flin Flon Frontier Churchill Mystery Lake Lee Lake and Snow Lake with about 600 teachers.
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