Trudeau leads in shifting federal election outlook
The piece weighs Trudeau vs Stanfield as the likely main contest with Manitoba politics tied to Ottawa’s race. It notes Stanfield’s decline and Trudeau’s rising momentum, plus a looming minority government risk and possible provincial impact on Manitoba legislation and party alignments.
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Trudeau
Nat
Stanfield
Thuderu
Suesso
Jend
Douglas
Collette
Thompson
Pearson
Diefenbaker
Puins
Wich
Ottawa
Manitoba
Federal consumer complaints directed to Ottawa box
The Honorable John N Turner announced that consumers may mail complaints or inquiries to The Consumer P O Box 99 Ottawa Ontario. He said the central Ottawa address gives easy communication with the federal government on consumer matters and that previously complaints lacked a single submission point due to multiple administering departments.
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John N. Turner
Consumer and Corporate Affairs
Joonsumers
P.O. Box
Ottawa
Onttario
Turner
Thanks for the care and kindness during hospital stays
A reader expresses heartfelt gratitude to Drs. Laying, Derian, Dorran, Layng, and hospital staff at Roblin Hospital for their care. They thank visiting friends, organizations, and flowers, noting special appreciation from Mrs Arnold Yeo and the Rogers family for support during bereavement.
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Drs. Laying
Derian
Roblin Hospital
Dorran
Layng
Sims
Arnold Yeo
Mabel Rogers
Federal consumer department opens direct mail address
Mr Turner announces a new consumer inbox for direct contact with the department. He says official name is lengthy but the aim is to simplify communication for inquiries to The Consumer at P O Box 99 Ottawa Ontario. He emphasizes quick action on consumer matters.
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Turner
P.O. Box
Ottawa
Ontario
Austin Museum Receives Official Recognition Bill in Manitoba
A bill introduced by Minister Harry J. Eans in the Manitoba Legislature would recognize the Austin Museum at the Manitoba Agricultural Museum and authorize annual grants of up to 6000 from federal and provincial governments plus a one time capitation of 15000 for building costs. The amendments raise grants for fairs, increasing Class A from 69000 to 100000, Class B to 70000, and Class C to 14000, reflecting increased support for agricultural history and rural life preservation.
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Manitoba
Incusry & Commerce
Eznan Guttermson
Lib
St. Geoge
NDP
Paulley
Radisson
Doern
Elmwood
Shoemaker
Gildstone
Johnston
Portage
Sidney Spivak
Doug Watt
Agricultural Museum
Austin
Harry J. Eans
Austin Museum
Manitoba Agricultural Museum
Red River
Brandon
Brandon Wimmer
Threshermen’s
Canada Post introduces new stamp booklets at $1
Canada Post announces two new stamp booklets to be sold at $1 each replacing cello pays. The booklets come in four and five cent denominations and are more economical to produce and easier to carry. The 25 cent booklets switch to a vinyl coated moisture resistant format and will be sold only via vending machines in a few weeks. The changes aim to ease post office queues and boost $1 booklet sales.
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We Canada Post Office
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