Plans for centennial mark Canada with ideas and a monument
A Canadian Centenary Council proposes a Freedom Train to roam coast to coast with charters of freedom and relics such as the British North America Act and the Bill of Rights. Also pitched is a Centennial College in Ottawa to train youth free of charge, plus a Taras Shevchenko monument in Winnipeg with a July unveiling by Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker.
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New York
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Monument to Ukrainian Bard Planned at Manitoba Grounds
A proposed monument to Taras Shevchenko, celebrated Ukrainian poet, is set to enrich the Manitoba Legislative Grounds. The project honors his contributions to Ukrainian literature and culture.
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Tips to Stay Cool While Driving in Hot Weather
Carol Lane, Shell Oil Travel Director, offers practical advice for summer driving. Start early between 5 and 10 a.m. to cover distance, rest at peak heat, and resume when cooler. Use woven straw back rests, porous seat covers, and sunglasses to aid comfort. Consider mechanical coolers and affordable seat fans, and rent air-conditioned cars if possible. Stay calm to reduce heat internally and stay safer on the road.
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Shell Oil
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