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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 09, 1990
Page
3
The essay contrasts a sunny Thanksgiving myth with a call for a social scare to break complacency. It critiques widespread grumbling over money and taxes while urging thanks to God for blessings and a reminder that societal unease may persist.
The Roblin Review invites signed letters to the editor with address and phone for verification. Only the name and town address will be published.
Letters to the editor accuse Canada Post of lies and deteriorating rural mail service. They claim a retail outlet harms staffing, demand mail at the Post Office, urge community action, and propose residents pressure Customer Service in Winnipeg and Prime Minister Mulroney in Ottawa.
The bulletinaries in Brooks Canora Esterhazy warn the Oka crisis harms Canada's image and risks public backlash. Editors cite RCMP responses and fear escalating violence while urging patient negotiations and hearing for native concerns led by Elijah Harper.
Bow Island The Commentator condemns armed insurgency while Ottawa's role draws criticism from Yorkton This Week and Altona Red River Valley Echo. Irricana’s Five Village Weekly accuses BM of hiding and fishing instead of leading. Watrous Manitou sees cautious hope in native initiatives amid calls for greater respect. The piece laments Canada’s treatment of native culture.
Premier Gary Filmon announced a restrained Manitoba cabinet for the upcoming session. Harold Gilleshammer becomes Family Services minister and Darren Praznik leads Labour, both former backbenchers. Jim Downey is deputy premier, Clayton Manness is government house leader, while Denis Rocan's speaker role remains uncertain. The move aims to maintain stability and limit disruption ahead of a new budget year.
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