Census Day June 3 Set for Canada Population Count
Canada prepares for a national census counting 24.3 million residents across 39 500 enumeration areas over 9.4 million square kilometres with three main methods. Urban areas use dropped questionnaires mailed back. smaller communities use drop-off and pickup. remote areas rely on canvassers and single-visit interviews.
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Canada
Statistics Canada
Inuvik
Hay River
Yellowknife
Fort Smith
British Columbia
Census collection methods detailed for urban and rural areas
The article outlines census procedures for different populations including rural areas, colleges, hotels, missions, institutions, northern communities, ethnic groups, and crewed vessels. It notes pick up and personal interview methods, special outreach, and inclusion of Canadians abroad, with a 1980 legal disclaimer.
Western Canada Rejects Constitutional Package Critics Rail Against Amendments
Dear Editor letters argue Western provinces reject the constitution as a rushed package fearing second class status and loss of property rights. They condemn the failure to entrench God reference and unborn rights, urging MPs to defend freedoms against expropriation and nationalization.
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Western Canada
Western Provinces
Conservative
N.D.P
Liberal
Social Credit
Manitoba
Canada
Ed Broadbent
Parliament Should Return to Debate Real Canadian Issues
Orville Heschuk from Dauphin urges Parliament to resume work and tackle inflation high interest rates and debt. He calls for action on energy, metric conversion unemployment Western alienation and other concerns facing Canadians.
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Orville Heschuk
Dauphin
Federal
Car Check Campaign 1981 Promotes Maintenance and Safety
The Canada Safety Council urges care, savings and safety during Car Check Week April 2 to 8 1981. It cites neglected oil changes and ignored maintenance as sources of costly repairs and potential injury or death.
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Canada Safety Council
Reggie's Ramblings on Spring’s Approaching Corner
A columnist pinpoints daily observations as winter loosens and hints of spring rise. The notes blend weather cues and small moments, suggesting warmer days ahead and a hopeful mood.
Quebec independents win by wine sales as chains dominate
The article notes regional differences in chain grocery market share across Canada. Quebec independents gain ground with wine sales allowed, while Ontario and Atlantic provinces see high chain dominance. Public Affairs director Roger Worth cites 55 to 75 percent chain control depending on province, with potential policy changes discussed nationwide.
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Roger Worth
Atlantic Canada
Quebec
Ontario
British Columbia
Death as friend not foe in faith and life
Reverend Rex R. Dolan reflects on death as a friend through faith in God. He cites a dying friend who welcomed death and cites scripture and hymn lines to emphasize mortality, grace, and the Lordship of life and death. Dolan invites reader comments for his Hamilton Ontario column.
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Earth
Hell
Rex R. Dolan
Westdale United Church
North Oval
Hamilton
Ontario
Dolan
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