Labor unions and forced bargaining in Quebec plan
The article reports that Quebec's Parti Quebecois government considers multi employer bargaining in cities or regions. A wage rate agreed for unionized restaurant workers in one area could apply region wide and all workers could be compelled to join unions. The piece notes this could erode individual freedom of choice and mirror across Canada.
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Canada
Quebec
Parti Quebecois
Drummondville
Unions by region proposed with mandatory turnout plan
The piece critiques a plan to certify sector support after 30 percent signups, then force union membership region-wide if a majority approves. It notes bias from including existing union members and warns of burdens on small firms amid near record bankruptcies.
Tobacco Pioneers Grow Own Crop In Saskatchewan
A historical note by Will Koroluk recounts prairie settlers who attempted tobacco farming in Saskatchewan. Unlike common small patches, one group from a diverse settler population from France, Wales, and Sweden achieved enough success to meet their own needs.
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Hungary
Germany
Iceland
Britain
Qu’ Appelle
Prairies
Saskatchewan
France
Wales
Sweden
Small Claims Court in Manitoba Offers Quick Low Cost Justice
This column explains that for disputes up to one thousand dollars you can use Small Claims Court without a lawyer. It covers process, accessibility, and appeals, noting the system is informal yet decisions are binding. Contact the local County Court and Public Legal Education unit for current details.
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Small Claims Court
Manitoba
Government of Manitoba
Managing Your Money Personal finance basics for Canadians
The article outlines a simple path to a personal financial plan by setting clear objectives aligned with non monetary needs, assessing current resources, and performing a full asset and liability review. It compares personal planning to business management steps and suggests professional advice when needed. It also notes Mr. Mardon's role with The Investors Group in Winnipeg.
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Mardon
Winnipeg Tribune
Investors Group
Reggies Ramblings From the St Regis Hotel Tavern
An amused note recalls a nephew in the United States announcing a newborn son born July 8 weighing seven pounds ten ounces. The speaker jokes that Charlie and Diana have nothing on them except perhaps a crown.
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St. Regis
States
Diana
Charlie
Disposal site talks with Boulton people move forward
A continuation of the article describes officials structed to discuss with the Boulton residents to work out a mutually acceptable plan for the disposal site. The piece notes ongoing negotiations and community concerns about location and safety.
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Boulton
Rural council backs crop testing access and land title transfer
The R.M. passed a resolution to urge continued crop variety trial testing by the Minister of Agriculture, noting most councillors want access to the service as well. Hillsburg awaits clear title transfer for fire hall garage land and access road from Intermountain School Division, related to the old lagoon site cells.
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R.M
Minister of Agriculture
R.M. of
Hillsburg
Intermountain School Division
Downtown lights project drives joint municipal submissions
Continuation of a local article notes new decorative lights along Main Street for festive events. The plan requires businesses and the community to submit their applications together to the province at one time. Council has set a deadline of Sep.
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Main Street
Council
Manitoba
Goose Lake Stocking Discussed With Dauphin Visitor
Goose Lake plans are on the agenda as Hugh Valiant of the Fisheries reviews options with Dauphin at a noon meeting on September 15 1982 with the town council. The aim is to clear the lake and explore stocking possibilities. The town also decided to transfer an old copier and duplicator to the Recreation Commission at no cost.
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Hugh Valiant
Dauphin
Goose Lake
Valiant
Recreation Commission
Town of
Roblin
Manitoba
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1St Avenue N.W
D. H. Oliphant
M. D. Oliphant
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
CCNA
U.S.A
Mainstream
W. Roger Worth
Labor
Plymouth
Yodge Trucks
Chrysler
SERVI
P.O. Box
Will Koroluk
Northland Feature Service
Steamex Rental
Blin Cleaners & Carpet Centre
Kristy McNichol
Mabel
Christopher Atkins
By Harry L. Mardon
Reggie
Canadian Forces
Court of Revision
Douglas L. Frost-Hunt
Renew Your Roblin
U.S.A & Foreign
P.O
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