Manitoba bilingualism fight in the Manitoba Legislature
The Rossburn Review reviews the Manitoba Legislature session beginning December 1982 marked by bitter dispute over bilingualism. It accuses Premier Pawley and the NDP of pushing to entrench English and French as Manitoba's official languages and to amend Section 23 of the Manitoba Act and Canada's Constitution. The piece condemns planned hearings limited to Winnipeg and a few communities, alleging no mandate and dismissing democratic rights as the NDP rushes changes before 1983 ends.
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NDP
Pawley Steamrdll
Canada
Hansard
Doern
Pearl McGonigal
Penner
Pawley
Winnipeg
Thompson
Swan River
Brandon
Dauphin
Roblin
Russell
Interlake
Manitoba Bilingualism Debate Sparks Provincial Tensions
Wally McKenzie cites WInnipeg Sun reporting August 12 1983 on Penner stance and bilingualism. He backs rural municipalities against Premier Pawley and NDP while arguing the bill expands French use beyond 1870 Manitoba Act rights. Eric Wells radio excerpt questions press framing of the controversy.
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Winnipeg Sun
Jim Carr
Penner
Manitoba
St Claude Hospital renovation approved in Manitoba
Health Minister Larry Desjardins announced a $227,000 contract to Altoba Development Ltd of Winnipeg for St Claude Hospital renovations in Manitoba. The plan includes a new roof, upgraded insulation, new windows, wood siding to match the new personal care home, and a diagnostic suite with X ray and laboratory. Construction is to begin immediately and take about four months.
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Larry Desjardins
St. Claude Hospital
St. Claude
Manitoba
Altoba Development Ltd
Winnipeg
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