Canada Heads Into Weekend Vote After Hung Parliament
Canada nears the federal election close with eight million voters set to speak. The outcome could resolve the year long political crisis or produce another hung parliament. Prime Minister Diefenbaker Liberal Pearson and leaders Douglas and Thompson each claim a historic reshaping of politics.
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Canada faces a pivotal election battle in April
The campaign shows party leaders Diefenbaker Pearson Douglas and Thompson seeking a path through coalition talks and public unrest. Diefenbaker touts Western support and anti-American stance while Pearson pushes majority rule and re-energizing the economy. Douglas calls for a plebiscite on nuclear weapons, national medicare, and anti-U.S. control, as behind-the-scenes moves toward a free-enterprise coalition surface amid a volatile, turnout-driven finish.
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Quebec Outlook Shapes Liberal Hope In Quiet Pre Election Tale
A Quebec scene shows Liberal optimism boosted by Premier Lesage yet observers doubt a major shift. Socreds dominate Quebec with 26 seats last June. Liberals 35, Conservatives 14. Predictions call Real Coauette to win about 40 seats, Liberals close to a national plurality but short of a majority. New Democrats eye gains but few MPs. PCs and Socreds may merge to form a minority government. Canada likely to live with a minority federal administration after next week’s vote, with Liberal plurality and Socred strength in Quebec. Next week’s outcome focus. Toronto Teletram News Service.
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New compact beer bottles in Manitoba announced
The Manitoba Brewers Association said Manitoba beer drinkers will soon pour their brew from new compact refundable bottles starting May 21. Brewers will commence sale in the new glass bottles, which will carry the same deposit refund system as the older type.
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Compact beer bottle to replace older design in Manitoba
Manitoba introduces a new 12 ounce compact beer bottle following years of research in the brewing industry. The bottle is three inches shorter, weighs about four pounds less per case, and offers easier handling and storage while remaining refundable in the province.
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It All Depends on Speed and Care in Jungle Quest
A fragmented report quotes a visiting explorer in the jungle asking if wild animals will harm someone. The reply centers on how fast a person moves and how carefully they proceed, highlighting cautious behavior in potentially dangerous wildlife areas.
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