Who’s Really to Blame for Teen Violence
A Winnipeg columnist laments a 300 youth rumble at Unicity Mall and critiques society. He argues schools and laws bear some fault but disputes blaming education, the Young Offenders Act, or the Criminal Code alone for rising teen violence and moral decline.
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Winnipeg
Unicity
Greg
Sonny Boy
Len Jackson charts growth from grain to gear and straps
Len Jackson, a Canora-area farmer turned manufacturer, started with home made tie down straps for his plane. Pilots wanted them, he scaled up, sewing rivet connections for durability and expanding to 13 models. He sources material from the U S and the Orient and now makes larger trucker straps.
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Len Jackson
Jackson
Canora
Len
U.S
Orient
Lengthy farm craftsman forges strong tie straps for heavy work
Len Jackson markets 20 heavy duty steel clamps and tow straps made at his Saskatchewan farm workshop. He sells through 1000 dealers, displays at fairs, and runs neighbor crews for 200 to 300 item production runs. Profits rise from 2000 to 56000 by 1992 as he plans loom purchase after crossing 300000.
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Len
SaskPower
Len Jackson
NAFTA debate on Canada AM stains adviser Bill Fox
On May 27, 1993, Keith Morrison chaired a Canada AM panel discussing NAFTA. The Conservative adviser Bill Fox offered little valuable input amid harsh critique of the trade pact and bureaucratic rhetoric from government sources.
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Keith Morrison
Bill Fox
Pities for Tory delegates at leadership forum
The writer critiques Tory leadership hopefuls amid a televised forum, likening speeches to 1984 and 1988 and accusing politicians of ignoring the people. They question taxation, distrust claims of truth, and note many MPs and MLAs are lawyers, urging voters to think critically.
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G.S.T
Legislative Assembly
House of Commons
M.p.’S
M.L.A
Kim Campbell
Jean Charest
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