Parliament Hill Report on Canadian leaders and notes
The piece discusses Ed Broadbent’s win in Winnipeg over Rosemary Brown, Trudeau’s controversial style and travel, and the purchase of two 75000 dollar bulletproof Cadillacs. It also covers Michael Poniatowski’s visit, Nova Scotia engagements, Stanfield’s resignation timeline, and critiques of Conservative judgments and Western Canada sentiment.
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Ed Broadbent
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Broadbent
Winnipeg
Rosemary Brown
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Michael Poniatowski
Canada
Quebec
France
Bob Nixon
Ontario
Nixon
Nova Scotia
Trudeau
Prince Edward Island
Acadia
Louisiana
Longfellow
Evangeline
Robert Stanfield
Stanfield
New England Statesman
Henry Cabot Lodge
Halifaxes
England
Sanfield
Camp For Disabled Opens In Manitoba Near Gimli Lake
The Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba officially opens a new disabled camp on Lake Winnipeg north of Gimli. The first adult campers stayed two weeks from June 20, while youth sessions run July 7 to August 1 with age groups 8 to 11 and 12 to 15. The season will serve underprivileged children and senior citizens with broad Manitoba and external support.
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Society For Crippled Children and Adults of
Manitoba
Lake Winnipeg
Gimli
Opening draws crowds to view results and support
Quotable quotes accompany the event as attendees seek firsthand results. George Wallace advocates shifting from rehabilitation to punitive measures, arguing for pushing guilty people.
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George Wallace
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