No Women In The Pas Herald Page 14 Memoir
A personal column from The Pas Herald dated October 29, 1969 recalls a daughter returning to university life and a family struggle with loneliness and family expectations. The narrator notes a stubborn maple tree and late fall cleanup, ending with a reflection on avoiding high phone bills from wife and daughter talks.
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Max Ward and Wardair Transform Canadian Overseas Travel
The Edmonton pioneer Max Ward built Wardair to challenge Pan American and other carriers, leveraging Boeing 727s and 707s to offer cheaper Europe charters for Canadians. His aggressive expansion, tight schedules, and club flights reshaped overseas travel despite regulatory bumps and government actions.
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Air Canada Cuts Charter Rates on New Low-Cost Flights
Air Canada plans a $181 fare on new low cost charter routes from North America. The move targets cheaper travel options and expands the carrier's charter lineup to attract more customers from key markets.
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