Coffee costs outpace other drinks in Regina prices survey
The Anti-Inflation Board measures Regina beverage prices near the national average with coffee leading price gains. Roasted coffee up 130 percent from a year ago and instant coffee up 90 percent, tea remains cheap at about 0.3 cents per ounce.
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Visitors and family reunions fill Kamsack and area
A long list of visiting relatives from Saskatchewan Manitoba Alberta Ontario and British Columbia gathers at homes in Kamsack and nearby communities. Notable mentions include Pister Rudolph Staub Mulray Ham pson and Ed Weaver families with extended relatives from Winnipeg Calgary Vancouver and Regina. A farm family reunion and a Silver Threads birthday party mark local social highlights.
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Henry Pister
Langley
B. C
Donna Engel
Leduc
Alberta
D. Hisner
Maria Rudolph
D. McIntyre
Winnipeg
Man
F. Lesser
Langenberg
D. Pfeifer
Cyndi
Glen
Port Alberni
D. Staub
John Mulray
R. Klassen
Calgary
Frieda Staub
Albert Schwartz and
Wade
Windsor
Ont
B. Rothenberger
Yorkton
John Kirsch
Ken Ransom
Regina
Mary Franklin
B. Stryanko
Saskatoon
Fred Erhardt
Henry Weber
Vancouver
Sam Leis
Woodstock
John Weber
Prince Albert
Henry Bednar
Southy, Sask
George Craig
B.C
B. Hampson
E. Yobb
D. Larson
Moose Jaw
C. May
M. Melnick
Powell River
Steve Melnick
Bill Rhen
Bill Hern
Mildred Mick
Bob Demkin
North Battleford
Nelson Krantz
Brant
Albert Paradowski
Wayne Pfeifer
Dana
Ethel Jamieson
Dauphin
W. Harper
E. Whyte
M. Melnyk
Loretta
Abbess
Leo Doyle
Brandon
Isobel
John Airriess
Fred Sawdyn
Fenwood
Ada Hales
Apsley
Barbara Freeman
Ottawa
Darrell Senerson
Kamsack
Gordon Gardener
Sandra
Camp Borden
George Abbess
Maynard Dixon
Arnold Thera
J. Duns
Robert Austin
Milestone
Jim Franklin
Silver Threads
Gladys Maguire
Mabel Hampson
Frank Penniston
N. Huziak
Fred Austin
Pete Stryanko
M. Tripp
Bill Holiday
John Hampson
Margaret Hampson
Alma Franklin
Hazel Olson
Alvina Enge
Lawrence Rudolph
Kamsack, Sask
Clara Ross
Martha Jones
Eagle Stone Lodge
Ed Jones
George Lee
Nanaimo
Norman Lee
Ed Yobb
Manitoba Plans Large Scale Job Creation Program Highlights
The plan outlines capital project driven job creation across Manitoba with several streams. Small Business offers up to 1500 per firm for new hires four months. Community groups get up to 20000 per project for up to 1500 man months. Municipal projects provide up to 20000 per initiative and 1500 man months. Youth projects target ages 18 to 25 with four months of work. Interior and exterior painting programs add 400 man months. Institutional services provide labor grants for care homes. Details to be released by the Minister of Industry and Commerce.
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Parliaments Hill and Regional Power Shifts Mentioned
The fragment describes political forces with El Paso as a Houston corporation joined by Tenneco and Southern Gas against corporate interests. It notes southern US political power centering in the region, a shift not seen since the Civil War, and references the Alcan route.
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el Paso
Houston
Texas
Tenneco
Southern Gas
Georgia
Carter
United States
Debate on Mackenzie Gas Pipeline Plan Weighs Economic Benefit
The discussion highlights a potential 6 billion dollar plus injection into Canada’s economy amid low activity and a falling dollar. Proposals suggest U S backed loans repaid by tariffs on gas flow, with employment gains and possible future Arctic gas options, while critics flag environmental and native land concerns and limited ministerial engagement.
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U.S
Gillespie
Mackenzie Delta
Mackenzie Valley
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