Indian Protest and Treaty Reform Call Amid Ottawa Debate
A Winnipeg Free Press editorial dispute over Indian Health and Welfare funds sparks protest chatter. Speakers urge Canada to study treaties, advocate gradual phasing out of treaty rights, and highlight Cancer Society fundraising goals for 1958 campaigns.
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Treaty Says Bignell Urges Rereading of Indian Treaties
Former Chief Cornelius Bignell, known for his Indian affairs counsel, read his Winnipeg Ottawa paper at a demonstration at the Indian Affairs Offices. He argues Canada must study and renegotiate treaty terms, saying past agreements were misunderstood and signed under threat, wrongfully favoring neither side.
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Hotel Leland in Winnipeg Centre City Ad With Rates
City newspaper item promotes the Hotel Leland at William and Albert in Winnipeg Manitoba next to City Hall. It advertises daily rates from $2.00 and up, telephones in every room, an excellent restaurant, elevator service, free parking, and centralized location in the centre of the city.
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Carroll Proposes Treaty Indian Definition Change
In the Manitoba Legislature, The Hon Jack Carroll urges altering regulations that define a Treaty Indian. He argues the current rule mislabels individuals leaving reserves and seeks a better deal for those affected.
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