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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 31, 1992
Page
2
A Winnipeg woman who killed her son by driving a broom handle through his skull is released to her parents' custody after her psychosis is deemed under control. Experts argue the justice system and public safety balance are tested by the decision and the public fears she might relapse.
In a Quebec talk the prime minister warned that a separate Quebec would issue its own passports and currency. He urged against sovereignty by arguing the practical hurdles and political costs for his riding from a potential secession.
Readers note rising rural anger as editors reprint concerns over centralized decisions. Alberta towns like Bashaw and Castor see promises unkept as Edmonton divisions stay urban. Manitoba joins in with a Winnipeg councillor’s controversial move fueling discontent.
The Prairie Perspective notes Manitoba officials consider tollgates on entrance roads to tax workers who live outside the city. Reaction ranges from rural-urban divide to calls for city councils to mind their own affairs.
Roblin's Golden Oldies and Footloose and Fancy Free walkers honored three of their oldest members Friday with daffodil bouquets. L-R Lena Rurak 89 Bessie Lizotte 92 and Isla Simpson 85 photographed. Rurak joined six years ago Lizotte two years and Simpson four. Lorene Ward praised they never miss meeting twice weekly.
The Ottawa briefing notes Mulroney's possibility of delaying a 1993 vote while noting polls showing him trailing, and discusses how business and markets influenced by uncertainty could shape the race. It compares 1988 dynamics with current recession conditions and UK parallels under Major.
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