Speaking Out Against Canada's Gay Rights Bill C-33
A letter argues against Bill C-33 altering the Canadian Human Rights Act to include sexual orientation. The author claims homosexuality is a choice and warns the measure endangers society by elevating sexual orientation to equal protection with race and religion. The piece asserts legal protections could limit religious and moral views.
Manitoba privatization plan keeps MTS tied to province
The Filmon government moves to convert Manitoba Telephone System into a public company with shares mainly sold to Manitobans first. Legislation limits any single shareholder to 15 percent while keeping headquarters in Winnipeg and a Manitoban majority on the board. About 3,800 employees remain, with concerns over rural offices addressed by a lean staff outlook. Manitoba identity and service coverage are emphasized as key guarantees.
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Filmon
Manitoba
MTS
Bolus-Bolus
Bell Canada
Gary Filmon
Tom Stefanson
Winnipeg
Cial
Crown Corporation
Stefanson
NDP
Saskatchewan
Roy Romanow
SaskTel
Canada
Readers urged to sign letters to The Banner
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Letters accuse Liberals of breaking promises and eroding trust
Bill Wallace of Winnipeg argues Liberal leaders deceived voters by not dropping the GST despite campaign promises. He criticizes Sheila Copps for lip service and urges electors to demand that politicians say what they mean, saying cynicism and broken promises replace integrity.
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Liberal Party
Sheila Copps
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