Accentuate the Positive in a Turbulent Canada Election
A reader argues for positive political change amid heavy mudslinging in the 2004 federal campaign. They critique Liberals for past actions, criticize firearm legislation, and question GST and NAFTA impacts while urging Canadians to support diverse parties and rethink partisan loyalty. The piece stresses national unity and warns against cynical tactics in shaping policy and voting.
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Paul Martin
Chrétien
Canada
Stephen Harper
Laos
Ife
Mrr
Layton
Iensths
Tory
Chen
North Cypress residents face growing pains with new dumpster system
The Manitobe North Cypress area adopts a new waste disposal system amid reports of dumpster misuse. Editorials urge patience while residents travel farther to dispose of garbage and recyclables. Souris recycling center reports 150 tons recycled this year, with plastics and glass leading. Loon Lake Saskatchewan promotes similar recycling efforts to sustain landfills.
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Trere
Manitobe
North Cypress
Curbermy News- Express
Souris
Loon Lake
Saskatchewan
Northern Pride
Loon Si
Neighbourly Cas De Hasein turns landfill into transfer station
Saskatchewan Environment oversight led to new rules and recycling containers at the former Loon Lake site. Trash tags priced at $1 fund part of the costs, prompting initial resistance but later higher recycling and a drop in village garbage by about one third to one half. Communities seek practical waste solutions.
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Saskatchewan Environment
Loon Lake