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Pas Herald in The Pas, Manitoba

20 Mar 1968

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Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 20, 1968

Page

5

Mystery surrounds stash of surplus stoves on The Pas Reserve

About 40 discarded electric stoves sit behind a home near Big Eddy Community Hall on The Pas Reserve with three more nearby. Once routed from Churchill by Indian Affairs and CN Rail, the stoves were moved during building renovations and later dumped. residents report many missing parts and little cost information from Indian Affairs.

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Pas Department of Transport Churchill Indian Affairs CNR Big Eddy Ibly the Herald Joe Ross Pas Reserve The Herald
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Indians Demonstrate Over Federal Health Care Policy Change

At The Pas protest, Treaty Indians complain Ottawa will limit medical services this year, seeking restoration of full coverage and an expanded health budget. Demonstrators press Miss Andrews and officials, demand consultation, staff changes, and accountability amid police presence.

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Department Witney Manitoba Pas Canada Alberta Ottawa Department of National Health and Welfare Manitoba Indian Brotherhood Indian Affairs Miss Andrews Lathlin Chief Lathlin Sergeant Clark Bud Simpson Churchill Jack Carroll Harvey
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Indians Protest Land Rights and Living Conditions

Premier Weir wired a protest to Prime Minister Pearson as Chief Lathlin and councillors including Joe Ross and Cornelius Bignell voiced anger at white encroachment. They argued the land and birthright were taken with no return, noting lack of medical care, no running water, and garbage piling on reserves.

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Weir Pearson Lathlin Joe Ross Council Cornelius Bignell Ross
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