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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 1990
Page
3
A public critique portrays Canada Post as lying about new sorting policies and staff impacts. The piece cites earlier assurances that no full time employees would be affected, now contradicted by customers facing earlier outgoing mail deadlines and empty morning boxes. It warns against a retail outlet threat to the post office.
The Economic Council of Canada outlines a rising unemployment rate from 1.4 million in 1984 to about 1.15 million six years later and warns that the trend could top 10 percent in the 1990s. It criticizes government policies and urges cooperative, evidence based action.
Fifty years after a wartime boom in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta BCATP stations produced pilots navigators and wireless operators. The Vulcan Advocate recounts a 50th reunion of personnel who taught or served at the training plan sites during World War II and recalls the impact on local life from 1941 onward.
Prairie Perspective notes BCATP training impact with 131000 aircrew graduates and diverse origins. Describes Nanton Lancaster Society plans, a west Brandon BCATP museum with four aircraft and ongoing restorations, a WW2 service biographies directory, and volunteer efforts keeping memories alive through newsletters and memoirs by BCATP graduates.
After three years and a $90 million agreement the federal and provincial governments will fund a five year program to upgrade sewer and water systems in nine rural Manitoba communities. Each party covers one third with the locality providing the remaining share as projects seek better capacity to attract investment and spur economic diversification.
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