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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 12, 1989
Page
3
The writer laments the incomprehensible classroom attack and condemns the shooter as a demented figure. They anticipate political and social responses, from anti gun lobby rhetoric to media roundtables, jokes, and debates over gender violence and public safety.
A Roblin resident writes to the editor praising local volleyball teams at the Provincial AA Tournament in Winnipeg while criticizing the nickname Goose Lake used for Roblin teams. The author urges restoring the school name RC I or proposing Lake of the Prairies High as a recognisable alternative.
A Winnipeg reader criticizes Robert Matas for urging billions to prop up Canadian identity, arguing the stance is biased. The letter recalls war veterans and questions the source, suggesting a less biased provincial Legislature alternative.
A Prairie Forum drew 310 registrants, far more than the 150 expected, with attendees from Edmonton to Quebec City exploring rural reform. Three women dominated the talks, highlighting local initiatives led by Eileen Collins of Pilot Mound and others as models for attracting new services through practical ideas and community enthusiasm.
A Prairie Perspective recounts residents building 5000 square feet of leased rental space funded by $200,000 raised locally and a bank loan, plus a senior facility planned in Maryfield. It highlights cookbook author success, telecommuting demos, and a shift toward home based work, with a message that salvation lies in effort and self reliance rather than government aid.
At a Winnipeg convention the New Democratic Party elected Audrey McLaughlin as its first female national leader. Critics question her lack of leadership experience and whether the party can stay united and appeal nationwide. Some see Gary Doer as a possible future contender if McLaughlin falters. Roger Matas reports from CJOB Winnipeg.
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