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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 1990
Page
3
Manitoba parents resist Education Minister Len Derkach's proposal to rename Grades 9 to 12 as Senior Levels 1 to 4 and criticize the move as social and historical misfit. They warn changes may alienate graduates and hinder acceptance of high school reform alongside the return of province wide final exams.
The piece weighs Chretien’s viability in the 1990s amid Quebec opinion. It explores whether he can win English Canada seats to form a Liberal majority, while Mulroney’s chances outside Quebec fade. A fall election could yield a fragile minority with Reform gains and a potential new Quebec party led by Lucien Bouchard.
The Meech Lake debate collapses as Manitoba delays and Newfoundland refuses a vote. Natives rally against Ottawa’s tactics while Clyde Wells bears the blame, and Liberal leader Jean Chretien is crowned amid a broader push for Native rights and national unity.
Lloyd Pierce objects to Safe Grad after overhearing fifteen year olds brag about drunkenness and illness from the event. The Roblin reader questions liquor access, disorganization, and overall safety, urging a dry grad alternative and noting concerns beyond the celebration night.
Roblin Manitoba resident J D Holowach complains spraying by the town damaged about ten fruit trees and caused throat and chest irritation. He urges residents to oppose the spraying, arguing it risks public health and property. The letter cites two weeks since the event and calls for action.
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