Put Up Or Shut Up Says Hees On Foreign Capital
George Hees argues the claim that Canada is being taken over by foreign financiers is misleading and urges Canadians to invest more at home. He notes two key limits on development—technical knowledge and risk capital—and criticizes political rhetoric while praising foreign capital’s role. Hees also critiques unity talks, warns about promises in giveaways, and cites foundations funding libraries as a counterpoint to nationalist fears.
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George Hees
Ottawa
Canada
Mr. Hees
Communist Party of Canada
Manitoba
U.S
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Ford
Cial
Samaritan
Benanas
Quebec
Vanier
Queen
Rusty Manning
Reston Recorder
Sammple
Manning
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Jones
Bob Edwards
Ito
Calgary
CTV
Fishing tales and seasons outlined by Rod and Gun Digest
The piece notes a photographed Northern Pike caught on Kississing docks with government photographer Earl Kennedy. It covers hunting season openings in late September, debates over deer management, habitat loss, and fishing reports across Manitoba lakes with record and trophy claims, naming several anglers and lakes.
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O.K
Earl Kennedy
Earl
Interlake
Grand Rapids
Lake Manitoba Narrows
Swan
Rock
Gandy
Thomas Lakes
Waterhen
Manipogo
Porcupine Mountains
Kississing
Conmorant
God’s Lake
Reed Lake
F. L. T. Kane
St. James
Canadians debate national plans and flag symbolism
The speaker criticizes Medicare and pension proposals as costly and politicized while urging unity through symbols of heritage. He questions a new flag as a source of national cohesion and cites constituent letters favoring compromise that includes symbols from both founding races, warning of partisan divisions.
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Canada
Speaker
Fragmented overheard chatter spans politics and culture
The excerpt ribbed CBC officials over a $35,000 film misfire and lampooned umpire sleep in sports. It parodies remarks on Chinese winds, pawn brokers, bathing suit trends, a Red River Exhibition windfall, and a 1962 63 revenue study, ending with a jibe at aging hair.
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CBC
Pearson
Chinense
St. ‘Regis Forest
Red River
Federal Revenue Department
Stinson
Juba
Lloyd
St. Regis Hagber-Shop
Zays
Parliament Hill Education Measure Clears First Reading
A bill on parliament Hill for students aged 16 and 17 while in school received first reading without debate. The measure targets schooling requirements and classroom policy, advancing through the legislative process.
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Henry Ford
Excelsior
Toronto Star
Genghis Khan
Mike
ROD & Gun Digest
Kamerad
Gerry Malaher
Game and Fish Federation
Sahara Desert
Robinson
Ame
Chow
Macleod
Roblin, Man
Roblin Plumbing and Heating
Seneca
R.S.R
Winnipeg
Marshall ‘Wells S Stores
Gordon Fairweather
P.C
Royal Constituency
Mr. Speaker
Hill
E. Andres & Son
Roblin
Man
Sam
The
Rythym Kings
Dauphin Land Titles Office
Dauphin Land ‘Titles Office
Dauphin ‘Land Titles Office
Dawephin Land Titles Office
M. Rit Jaly
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