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Newspaper

Rivers Banner

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 24, 1996

Page

5

Speaking Out Against Rock and Homosexual Rights Demands

A Manitoba letter writer attacks Allan Rock and Liberal MPs over gay spousal benefits, calling homosexuality a perversion and predicting societal decay. The author labels churches and politicians as spineless, argues against LGBT rights, and blames urban networks for activism while downplaying rural LGBT presence.

Allan Rock Rock Canada Humans Rights Tribunal United Church Anglican Church Presbyterians Manitoba

Reader Letters Welcome at The Banner

The Banner invites signed letters from readers and notes editors may shorten for length or taste.

Manitoba teachers shaken by partisan shift in union leadership

The Manitoba Teachers' Society once held nonpartisan stances and pursued better pay with civil pressure. Now leaders have aligned with the New Democratic Party, despite many teachers not voting NDP in provincial elections, amid concerns over a decline in professional conduct and influence.

Manitoba Winnipeg Manitoba Teachers’ Society MTS New Democratic Party NDP

Radical MTS rally attracts fewer than expected crowd

A radical faction within the Manitoba Teachers Society staged a rally before the Manitoba Legislature to oppose Premier Filmon. Speakers included MTS president Ken Pearce and NDP Leader Gary Doer. Despite heavy promotion, attendance lagged around 2,000 with mixed reactions from attendees.

MTS Filmon Manitoba Winnipeg Winnipeg Free Press Winnipeg Sun Ken Pearce NDP Gary Doer Mr. Pearce Canada Legislative Grounds Grass Lovers

March 1944 Avro Anson crash site remembered by museum

Reg Forbes of the Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum Branton thanks Kelwood community and volunteers Bob McRae Ron Nelson George Roper and Ray Lawrence for locating the April 1944 Avro Anson 6354 crash site and honors 18 000 RCAF personnel who died in World War II. The museum preserves memory of those who trained and fought under the plan.

George Roper Ray Lawrence Bob McRae Ron Nelson RCAF Kelwood Reg Forbes Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum Branton

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