DREE and Canadian Unity Highlight The Pas Critique
Prime Minister Trudeau speaks in St John s New Brunswick on DREE the regional economic expansion program. In The Pas concerns rise about bureaucratic delays lack of municipal involvement and the human impact of DREE projects the critic argues. He urges cabinet and caucus to address side effects and stresses local needs and timely projects.
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DREE woes at The Pas spark calls for greater public involvement
Citizens vent frustration over DREE projects and current contracts at The Pas. They say locals feel excluded and fear retribution for speaking out, challenging Trudeau’s unity goals. Call for real people’s participation to make DREE meaningful nationwide.
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Planning Commission Reconsider 1000 sq ft Basements Rule
The Pas and District Planning Commission may revisit a 1000 square foot minimum basement area for new homes in Wood Acres after questions arise about its practicality. Critics cite rising costs, mortgage rates, and a 916 square foot price of about 21 500, urging consultation with builders to set a more affordable target.
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Food costs dominate Parliament debate in Ottawa
KEITH TAYLOR reports that on September 17 and 21 the House focused on rising food prices after the rail strike, with Progressive Conservative demands for consumer protection nutrition labelling and federal provincial programs to aid the poor. Citing a sharp 22 year rise in August, MPs urged action while warning selective controls would hurt producers none the less.
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Canada
Food Prices Debate Dominate House Hearings
The Special Commons Committee on Trends in Food Prices held hearings in September as Minister of Agriculture Whelan faced criticism from James McGrath over aiding only two thirds of Canadians and meatball substitutes. Otto Lang appeared to discuss the wheat board and bread subsidy amid concerns that price controls may not reach consumers. Trudeau avoided witness testimony, fueling Conservative accusations. The session also covered penitentiary system hearings. John Diefenbaker received hearty applause on his 78th birthday. The writer noted travel plans through the Interlake region to Churchill, with House adjourned until October 15.
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Interlake
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Nothing article previews world through many glasses
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