Uptown The Pas land value shock sparks hospital debate
Town Council set three Ross Avenue lots at 600 each for a hospital expansion plan. The price compares with typical 66 by 164 foot lots valued higher elsewhere, prompting criticism over realism and budget impact on ratepayers.
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Ross Avenue
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Fischer
Government Land Acquisition Branch
Ross
Town council urged to rethink hospital land pricing decision
The letter questions the hospital’s land purchase prices, citing six lots bought from private owners for an estimated 65 000 to 70 000 dollars. It argues the town should negotiate soberly with the province for a bridge approach and not rush to close a street. It urges reconsideration of the by law and prices.
It's Really Sad Council Meeting Complains On Night Bicycle Safety
Councillor Audrey Batchelor voices concern over bicycles without lights or reflectors at night. The piece notes past Knights of Columbus efforts for safety clinics, lack of cooperation, and abandoned programs. It also cites traffic violations by riders and missing bicycle licenses, plus Hiatt pushing to rehire the dog catcher amid dog licensing issues.
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Knights of Columbus
Kc's
Pas
Hiatt
Council
Voices of Reform in Canadian Party History
The article traces numerous third and minority parties shaping Canadian politics from 1919 to 1921, led by farmers' movements and the 1921 rise of the Progressive and Communist era groups. It notes their impact as agitators despite lacking governing power, influencing Liberal and Conservative policy.
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Ottawa
Reform
Agrarian
United Farmers’ of Ontario
United Farmers of Alberta
Alberta
Progressive Party
Red Star
Canadian Communist Party
Labor-Progressive Party
The
Farmers of
Western Canada
T. A. Crerar
Progressive
House of Commons
Canadian CCF Roots and Evolution Through Leaders
The Canadian CCF founded in 1932 by J. S. Woodsworth pioneered welfare ideas later adopted by major parties. It later became the New Democratic Party in 1961 under Tommy Douglas who led Saskatchewan’s first socialist government in 1944, shaping North American welfare policy.
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New Democratic Party
T. C. Douglas
Tommy Douglas
North America
Saskatchewan
Canadian West
TV GUIDE SCHEDULE FOR SEPTEMBER DAYS LISTED
The page lists daily TV programs with show names and times from Wednesday to Monday including Test Pattern, Milestones of the Century, World of Wooster, Hogan's Heroes, Perry Mason, Bonanza, Ed Sullivan, and more. It shows channel lineup details for September 14 to 19 with programs like The Dream of Jeannie and Bugs Bunny and ends with Mad Movies.
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Bonnie Prudden
Forest Rangers
Gilligans Island
Lenny Breau
Radisson
McClure
India
Unday
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