Quebec’s Levesque eyes independence and 1970 election delay
Rene Levesque envisions Quebec declaring independence and negotiating a Canada-wide economic union. The Parti Quebecois aims to grow on TV exposure while delaying an election until 1970 unless signs of party momentum push Bertrand to vote sooner. The Liberal angle grows if Union Nationale’s decline reshapes odds. Immigrant children to French schools, French as business language, and a guaranteed closed shop seek a distinctive Quebec model.
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Water system needs priority upgrades and new storage
Councillor Carey warns that current water pressure is too low in many areas and demand will worsen. He urges a 1969 start for a five year program, including elevated storage, extended distribution, and hydrant to hydrant leak detection, plus stopping river sewage dumping as town grows.
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