Winnipeg Tribune on the railway strike and public fault lines
The Tribune blames a dithering government for a nationwide railway stoppage that harms the public. It critiques city welfare votes for strike aid and reflects on youth impatience, public relations in Manitoba, and Ontario visitors praising no sales tax and free parking perks.
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The
Winnipeg Tribune
the Tribune
City of Winnipeg Health and Welfare Committee
Iewers
Manitoba
Ontario
Keystone
Canada
Steve Jube
Winnipeg
Opening of Manitoba 1966 hunting season a cautious start
The first day saw 30 to 40 hunters in Area B around Big Grass Marsh as crane shooting proved difficult with long distances. Master Anglers lists arrive with Fr R Mazey leading smallmouth bass and multiple anglers earning trophies from Bird River and lakes like Lake Katherine. Bear and boar talk hints at export debates while dog conditioning and a new unified Hunting map emphasize safety and guidance.
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Big Grass Marsh
Bob Boles
Gladstone
Paul Long
Winnipeg
Sig Macks
Sigs
Paul
Fr. R. Mazey
Bird River
Lake Katherine
E. Watson
Napinka
Muriel Westwood
Rivers
Susan Sutton
Theo Kohle
Shell Lake
Ernie Gurica
Gods Lake
Bill Melnyechenko
Grandview
Harlan Hall
Earl Kennedy
Manitoba
Gods River
Earl
Ississing Lake
Eaglenest
Wanipigow
Caribou
Wallace
Long
Beresford
Steeprock
Mike
Red Deer
Lynn Lake
Killarney
Oak
Wahtopanah
Sandy Lake
Monnk Creek
Whitemouth
Fall fashion and trade directory note from Manitoba
The piece surveys new fashion trends including clear plastic footwear and fur fakes for winter, plus a look at fall coats and denim, with warnings about bright colors and bold skirts. It also reports Manitoba's 1966 trade directory to boost export sales, listing manufacturers and distributors for global outreach.
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St. Lamrent
Paris
New
Manitoba
Industry and Commerce
Sidney Spivak
Spivak
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Changing Church Shaped Canada From Colony to Confederation
A historical overview notes how early policy favored Catholics in New France, the rise of Protestant influence in Nova Scotia and Upper Canada, and steps toward religious freedom. It traces shifts from 18th century church dominance to modern ecumenical unions and the role of key figures like Champlain, Ryerson, and Elgin.
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Canada
New World
France
Sieur de Monts
New France
de Monts
Port Royal
Acadia
Samuel de Champlain
Sion
Quebec
U.S
Upper Canada
John Strachan
Egerton Ryerson
Lord Elgin
United Church
Anglican
Congregational Church
Methodist
Presbyterian Church
United Church of Canada
Anglican Church of Canada
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Laddie
Enthusiasa
Grice
ROD & Gun Digest
Bill Boatman
Angling Bulletin
Uncle Bill
Arkansas
Macleod
Roblin, Man
New Holland
Roblin Hatchery
Roblin
Man
Sam
West End
Peter Lamb
Massey Ferguson
Red Hot
Webb Implements Ltd
Massey-Ferguson
Swan River
Bor
Motor Vehicle
Bathan
Walt McCarter
Church of England
Toronto Telegram News Service
St. Paul's
Halifax
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