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Rivers Banner in Rivers, Manitoba

26 Aug 1996

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Rivers Banner

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Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 26, 1996

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3

Strikes, copyright laws, and local press battles linger

A column laments the care worker strike settling in New Brunswick with low public support and high wages. It notes copyright crackdowns on camp songs and jokes about policing by PBI agents. The writer also praises Conrad Black's stance on Canadian Press amid Southam tensions.

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New Brunswick Irving Oil U.S Puff PBI Cub Scouts eAs Sterling, Southam and Hollinger Conrad Black Canadian Institute of Mediocrity Black Southam
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ANAF veterans meet in Manitoba and honour Kim Campbell

Veterans group ANAF, tracing roots to 1840s, gathers 700 delegates in Winnipeg for its national convention. George Campbell of Vancouver, a former ANAF leader and father of Canada’s former prime minister Kim Campbell, recalls family links and public service memories.

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ANAF Manitoba Royal Canadian Legion Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans In Canada Legion Winnipeg Montreal Duke of Wellington Napoleon Army and Navy George Campbell Vancouver Seaforth Highlanders Canada Campbell RNAF British Columbia Anaf Command Dominion George Kim Campbell Kim Cabi Net Mulroney Progressive Conservative Party
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Wheat Board coercion sparks farmer plea for voluntary grain control

A farmer appeals to end compulsory wheat board marketing, alleging force and government pressure including raids and seizures. He cites Bill Toews of the Concerned Farmers Sharing the Wheat Board, arguing for voluntary cooperation and an end to state coercion in grain flows.

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Wheat Board Bill Toews Union Ori Ottawa
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