Open Doors to Hospital Board and Public Meetings
Editorial urges ending in camera sessions and secret committees in local government. It calls for electing hospital board members, opening meetings of councils and boards, and ensuring accountability in civil service and public institutions.
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Tories rebound after near collapse in 1993 election
The Progressive Conservative Party, once down to two seats and near oblivion, opened a policy convention in Winnipeg to show how time has healed their morale. Analysts note the party’s dramatic recovery since the 1993 Liberal landslide and Mulroney fallout.
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Progressive Conservative Party of Canada
Winnipeg
National Party
Pcs
Liberals
Brian Mulroney
Manitoba PCs eye comeback as Mulroney era fades
At the Winnipeg convention 1,200 delegates show optimism for a Tory comeback led by Jean Charest. Mulroney and Kim Campbell are unmentionable. John Crosbie entertains, while Manitoba focus centers on recruiting a strong slate for 14 federal ridings in 1997. Brandon’s Borotsik named Tory standard bearer. McKinnon seen as vulnerable for Liberals. Overall, Tories expect to win three or four Manitoba seats.
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Winnipeg
Mulroney
Kim Campbell
Jean Charest
Charest
Liberal Party
Newfoundland
John Crosbie
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Sheila Copps
House of Commons
Sheila
Copps
Manitoba
Brandon
Rick Borotsik
Virden
Glen McKinnon
Tories
Gladstone letter targets wheat board claims and slander
A reader from Gladstone defends Bill Teows and rebuts letters accusing him of leading the Concerned Farmers Sharing the Wheat Board. The writer calls the anti wheat board letter hate literature and notes a typist error changing Sharing to Saving.
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Gladstone
Bill Teows
Teows
Sawatsky
Canadian Wheat Board
Anti Wheat Board
St. Frances Xavier
Manitoba
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