Laurier LaPierre Receives Honorary Citizen of Winnipeg
Laurier LaPierre dubbed an honorary citizen of Winnipeg amid a televised controversy. The Winnipeg mayor praised the award while debates over his remarks on minority rights and CBC policy drew comment from Manitoba figures and Liberal leader Gildas Molgat. Two Manitoba legislators, George Hutton and Keith Alexander, announce plans to leave politics for theological study, signaling a notable shift in careers. A new Master Angler Specialist badge was introduced for five qualifying fish of one species.
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Opening of the 1966 Summer Angling Season Means Fresh Reports
Angling notes recall a delayed spring as May opening mirrors a rough start. Angus Gavin reports a hopeful 1966 Waterfowl bulletin with good habitat and mallard and pintail returns, though some nests suffered frost and storms. Manitoba's The Pas marshes show excellent mallard and Canada Goose populations awaiting spring, while trophy pike rumors persist about a potential world record coming from Manitoba.
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