Manitoba opens second session with Weir era in focus
The opening of Manitoba's 28th Legislative Assembly's second session draws attention to Premier Walter Weir and the new front benches. Debates over expansion vs tax restraint, possible shorter session, Ottawa ties, and opposition strategy shape early proceedings as the throne speech and address address the province’s fiscal tensions and political contest.
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Legislative Assembly of
Manitoba
Ituff Roblin
Walter Weir
Weir
Enone
Morris McGregor
Virden
Robert Steen
St. Matthews
Rod and Gun R T Bill Robinson Commentary
Rudi Poschenrieder of Westbourne challenged remarks on power toboggans. The writer agrees they aid non youth in reaching hunting grounds but should not be used to chase moose and deer.
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Edward Dubek
Gilbert Plains
Manitoba
Mr. Dubek
Canada
Vietnam
Abe Lincoln
United States
Uncle Sam
Rudi Poschenrieder
Westbourne
The Drunkard's Psalm Satire on Alcohol's Grip
A stark verse portrays alcohol as a false shepherd driving the speaker into ruin. It depicts endless degradation, violence, and suffering, reflecting a grim view of addiction's toll on families and communities.
Manitoba Safety Rules For Power Toboggan Use
Manitoba's public utilities minister Stewart E McLean urges safe power tobogganing amid rising winter recreation. He stresses fun with safe handling and lists rules: play safe with young passengers slow down avoid treacherous terrain keep lights working for night snowmobiling and avoid river or lake crossings staying on established trails.
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Manitoba
Public Utilities
Stewart E. McLean
Q.C
McLean
Wien
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Bill” Robinson
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