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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 22, 1978
Page
3
Dr. W G Ritchie notes the Prime Minister’s talks with provincial First Ministers failed to yield clear results. The country faces a potential crisis as inflation rises while unemployment concerns recede in government attention. He warns the path ahead remains uncertain amid indecision.
The article notes Western provinces favor restraint while Ontario and the Maritime provinces push for pump priming. It suggests Quebec may exit Confederation and discusses Trudeau's political calculus and the likelihood of a minority Liberal government. It warns that Quebec's finances and mood impact Canada’s upcoming political landscape.
An analysis notes Quebec’s pivotal role in Canada’s future and surveys how French Canadians view language and culture. It cites Mr. Levesque and the Parti Quebecois as dominant voices, arguing independence as the path to preserving francophone identity amid regional shifts.
The Quebec Liberal Party selects a new leader amid a split view on language and autonomy. Claude Ryan advocates a two language community framework with special status for Quebec while Raymond Garneau warns against a third road between federalism and independence. Observers note Pierre Trudeau’s bilingual policies strain English Canada and highlight pending choices for Quebec.
Frances Mabel Hampson aged 68 of Togo died December 30. Funeral services were January 4 at the Togo Elks Hall with Rev. Ken Fisher and Wanda May at the organ. Burial in Togo Community Cemetery. She married William Hampson in 1936 and they ran Hampson’s Hardware. Survived by husband Beverley Hampson of Downey California son Wayne and Gail of Selkirk Manitoba two grandsons Jason and Kevin and brother George Craig of Langley BC. Pallbearers listed.
The championship basketball game time has changed to 1 p.m. The closing ceremonies are set for 7 30 p m Sunday at the Intermediate School. Organizers hope higher spectator turnout than this weekend. Plan to attend the closing ceremonies at 7 30 p.m.
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