Remembrance Day recalls Canada's wartime losses and literature
Active remembrance notes Remembrance Day diminishing first hand memories as World War I and II veterans fade. It cites counts of Canadian service members, casualties, and the shift in views toward war. The piece highlights books and local works that preserve veterans' stories for future generations.
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Canada
John Babcock
Florence Green Green
Royal Air Force
Claude Choules
Royal Navy
Royal Australian Navy
Franz Kiinstler
Austria-Hungary
Vietnam
U.S.A
South East Asia
Afghanistan
Erich Maria Remarque
Western Front
Wilfred Owen
Peter Cottinghan
Peggy Galloway
Margot Coulter
Hamburg
Jack McCallum
Right in the Centre on the Canadian Wheat Board Debate
A reader columnist argues over the CWB monopoly with Art Gagnon and others. The piece traces CWB history from the 1930s to present, noting regional wheat control and political mandates, while weighing market freedom against farmer protection and calling for local industry like a flour mill and cheese plant, amid ongoing legal milk trade limits.
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Canadian Wheat Board
Art Gagnon
Cnadian Wheat Board
Gagnon
Britain
CWB
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Wheat Board
Milk Board
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