Canada gets a woman PM reshaping the cabinet
The new Prime Minister Kim Campbell reduces cabinet posts from 34 to 24 and merges departments to streamline government. Jean Charest becomes Deputy Prime Minister, Jodi White is chief of staff, and Jim Edwards earns a promotion. Senators vote themselves a $6,000 pay hike amid nationwide hardship.
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Natural Resources Department
Forestry and Energy
Mines and Resources
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Mulroney
Ol’ Kim
Jean Charest
Jodi White
Campbell
Jim Edwards
Kim
Edwards
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Treasury Board
Dialogue on Scripture Authority and Church Foundation
N Bodnaruk of Togo SK argues for a strict biblical pattern of church in Acts 2 and Ephesians Colossians and warns against human systems. He asserts Christ as head of the church, rebuts Peter as rock, and invites ongoing dialogue with a Roblin correspondent with open Bible as final authority.
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Thessalonica
Jerusalem
Peter
Christ
Jesus
God
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Ekklesia
Assembly of God
Christians First
Antioch
Calvary
Christ’s Church
Hell
John
Simon
Jonas
Word of God
N. Bodnaruk Togo
Sprouting seed pioneers Maggie and Jim Mumms
Maggie and Jim Mumms run Hazelridge Farm near Shellbrook growing and selling sprouting seeds across Canada. They offer alfalfa buckwheat canola lentils mustard quinoa radish and more in 100 gram consumer packs and larger wholesale sizes. Organic since 1976 they shifted to sprouting seeds in 1982 and saw sales rise from 10 000 pounds in 1991 to 80 000 in 1992. Lois Thompson of Prince Albert is a regular customer.
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Maggie Mumm
Jim
Mumms
Saskatoon
Maggie
Shellbrook Post Office
Hazelridge
Boise
Idaho
Lois Thompson
Prince Albert
Voting fatigue as big parties mirror each other
Voters are told that Conservatives, Liberals, and New Democrats share core policies making elections feel like a choice between the same options. The piece argues that bilingualism, multiculturalism, and sustained deficits keep party machines funded by elites, with little real difference in policy or outcomes.
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Meech Lake
Letter Policy For The Review Roblin Manitoba
The Review invites signed letters to the editor with a daytime telephone number for verification. Send or fax letters to Box 938 Roblin MB R0L 1P0 or (204) 937-8212 for submission.
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