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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 05, 1993

Page

3

Ground Hog Day: A Nation Could Embrace A February Holiday

A columnist muses on New Year resolutions and a new national holiday by moving Ground Hog Day to the first Monday of February. The piece jokes about long winter breaks, employment, and Canadian politics while imagining festive block parties and merchandising opportunities.

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Free Speech Versus Hate Speech In Canada Letter

A reader critiques Douglas H. Christie and the Canadian Free Speech League, arguing free speech must not shield racism. The writer recalls Christie's defence of Zundel Keegstra and KKK cases, warns against equating free speech with license, and urges limits to protect democratic rights. The note frames free speech as fragile and stresses civic responsibility.

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Rural Dignity Letter Attacks Order of Canada Criticism

Christine Desnoyers of Canada Post condemns a group calling itself Rural Dignity for criticizing the Order of Canada due to recipient Donald Lander, Canada Post President. She labels the group as lacking dignity and stresses the agency’s defense of the honor system.

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Letter Policy from The Roblin Review

The Roblin Review invites signed Letters to the Editor with a verifiable phone number for verification. Submissions should be sent to P O Box 938 Roblin MB R0L 1P0 or by fax to 204 937-8212 for processing and publication consideration.

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