Manitoba plans regional bargaining for teachers in new bill
The Manitoba government intends to introduce a bill establishing regional bargaining with teachers. The Greater Winnipeg area may form one region with others across the province, including the north. The plan could require bargaining in regions from mid September to mid January with compulsory conciliation if no agreement is reached. The Manitoba Teachers Society opposes, while The Pas and Kelsey School Board push for northern regional wage formulas and region based grants.
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Manitoba Teachers Society
M.T.S
Pas
Kelsey
Frontier
Liberal Leadership Contest Ends With Bo nd Victory Aims Northern Issues
Manitoba Liberal leadership race results show Robert Bond winning on a late vote count after a televised convention. Observers note solid support for Duncan Edmonds among northern delegates, with discussions focusing on northern development and a proposed northern affairs minister and Churchill Port projects.
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Manitoba
Robert Bond
Duncan Edmonds
Churchill
Thompson
Edmonds
Northern Manitoba politics and youth in provincial race
A Manitoba political column analyzes northern Manitoba issues after a university student hints at switching support to the NDP. It critiques ARDA proposals, notes past INCO ties to Thompson, and argues youth engagement is needed for the Liberal and Conservative parties to avoid alienating northern voters.
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Bond
Arda
Interlake
Thompson
Manitoba
University of Manitoba
Edmonds
NDP
Old Guard
Wolfe
Liberal Party
Pas
The Pas notes on local issues and regional plans
The column recounts AREA wide participation and OXFAM audit hopes, a fence fire sparked by cigarette butts, and debate over Devon Park for a link to avoid high costs. It also reports ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION anniversary plans, Trudeau’s western tour talk, and CBC coverage developments.
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OXFAM
Citizens’ Committee
Devon Park
Lore
Trager
Audrey Batchelor
Bishop Norris
Christ Church
Television schedule fragment lists shows by time
The page shows a dense TV listing with programs from morning to late night and a Sunday slate including The Ed Sullivan Show Bonanza and Disney across multiple networks, noting repeats and late news. It reads like an era specific local TV guide with many familiar series and sports events.
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Tommy Hunter
Canadian TV Schedule Highlights Day Part Lineup
A dense listing outlines daytime and evening programming across multiple time blocks. Notable entries include cross country picks 4:30 and 5:00, Camelot at 5:00, Ghost and Mrs Muir at 6:00, Hawaii Five-O, Doris Day, Abbott and Costello, Julia, Red Skeleton, and Wojeck among others, with late-night blocks and Weather cleared.
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Dick van Dyke
Toby
Archie
Don Messer
Viewpoint
Metro News
Sports Desk
Hawaii Five-O
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Ontario
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Mr. Dressup
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