Canadians eye Trudeau downfall and Olympic pride
Pundits forecast Liberal decline amid economic woes and waning Trudeau charisma while Conservatives lack a single star leader. The piece notes Canada’s weak Olympic showing in Sapporo and reflects on funding, training, and national sporting spirit. It cites Vince Leah on youth culture and discipline, and praises Percy Williams as a historic Canadian sprint icon. The article also questions anti USA sentiment over Nixon’s China visit.
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Trudeau
Louis St. Laurent
Canada
Sapporo
Japan
Vince Leah
Percy Williams
Vancouver
Hamilton
Barley D quota opened in ten Winnipeg and area blocks
The Canadian Wheat Board announced three quota changes. The Barley D quota expands to 10 blocks including Winnipeg and Brandon. P quota for barley allows five bushels per quota acre. C quota for wheat extends to Weyburn. A fourth carrot of six row barley is authorized to meet market needs with producer samples and elevator company action required.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Wheat Board
Winnipeg North
Winnipeg South
Winnipeg West
Brandon North
Brandon West
Dauphin
Kamsack
Keewatin
la Riviere
Carberry
Weyburn
Country Elevator Company
Wheat Board
Neglect as a universal failing and its costs
The passage describes neglect as a universal human failing that leads to various losses including health income property life and most severely the loss of one’s soul. It emphasizes that neglect harms individuals and moral essence alike.
New $1 and $2 definitive stamps announced by Canada Post
Canada Post announced design details for new $1.00 and $2.00 definitive stamps to go on sale March 17. Designer Reinhard Derreth from Vancouver created both issues featuring Quebec and Vancouver, with multicolor lithography and steel engraving methods and marginal inscriptions on panes of fifty.
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Canada Post Office
Reinhard Derreth
Vancouver
de Louis Riel
Quebec
Philatelic Service
The Economic Facts Of Heart Disease
The piece notes heart disease causes over 30 million lost man hours and more than 205 million dollars yearly in Canada. It urges businessmen and professionals to support Manitoba Heart Fund drives in February, emphasizing community economic and emotional impact and the duty of leaders to donate.
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Canada
Wild boar hunting and river destruction spar in Canada feature
A survey of outdoor writing criticizes river degradation in Utah and warns against bulldozing and ditching that ruin trout streams. It notes a Kingston Ontario fly maker, ice fishing derbies in Manitoba, and experimental wild boar hunts in southern Ontario amidst conservation concerns.
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Washington D. C
Utah
George Laycock
Army Engineers
Manitoba
Gerald Lavergne
Brock Street
Apt. No. 4
Kingston
Ontario
Canada
Bullat
Ontario Lands and Forests Department
Ontario Humane Society
Handicraft Donations Sought by Canadian Mental Health Association
The Canadian Mental Health Association asks for craft materials such as nylon scraps wool leather and Christmas cards for use in handicraft programmes run by Open Door Club, a rehab centre for former mentally ill persons. Donations may be sent to 330 Edmonton Street Winnipeg R8B 2L2.
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Canadian Mental Health Association
Open Door Club
Edmonton Street
Winnipes
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