Postal hike sparks MP pressure in April 1985 column
The Rossburn Review urges readers to contact MPs over a June 24 postal rate rise. It cites a 34 cent first class stamp, critiques productivity costs, and calls for government leadership to veto or roll back increases. It highlights public protest as a strategic pressure tool.
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Michael Warren and Company
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Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Ottawa
Gallup
Reggies Ramblings on Reagan and Canadian notes
Burt Garnett a 97 year old columnist in Key West comments on Ronald Reagan and his era with wit while other snippets note a Tory backbencher tax deduction bill in Ottawa, Winnipeg student views on gender roles, and various Manitoba civic items. Public notices include Souris restroom approval and Roblin trucking award.
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Manitoba Chamber of Commerce
Steve Kurchak
Policy on signed letters to the editor
The newspaper states that all letters to the editor must be signed and that the editor reserves the right to edit or reject any letter submitted. This policy emphasizes accountability by authors and maintains editorial control over content.
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