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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 24, 1990
Page
3
The piece argues for recognizing Mohawk grievances against a golf course on sacred burial grounds near Oka. It condemns armed standoffs but supports listening to native concerns while urging no further loss of life. It links Indigenous rights to national tolerance and Meech Lake contexts.
At the Federation of Canadian Municipalities meeting in Quebec City 1200 delegates from 600 towns gathered. Mayor Henry Wiebe of Winkler described strategies to keep graduates local, including an 80 acre industrial park with no money down and rezoning. A local resident built a family travel trailer enterprise expanding to 50 then 300 units yearly, reaching 350 workers and 65 million dollars in annual revenues.
The piece contrasts mayoral and industrial views in Winkler with Diane Pelletier of Hawkesbury Ontario. It notes Winkler's population and area growth, a credit union asset boost above 60 million, and calls for professional help, longer terms, and broader regional planning. It ends stressing community willingness to change as key to progress.
Ottawa observes that US rate cuts open room for Canada to ease. Michael Wilson and Bank of Canada governor Crow push a shift, arguing inflation fears have fed recession risks. Greenspan cites credit slowdown. Brady urges lowering rates. Mulroney politics loom as Canada faces pressure to reduce rates.
The Manitoba region faces rapid shutdowns of flight services with Brandon losing a functioning control tower by September and Swan River and Dauphin switching to remote or no service by autumn and winter. Dauphin's 24 hour weather and flight planning will shift to Winnipeg. safety concerns rise as 17 past emergencies involve Dauphin staff since 1981.
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