Bishops have hearts in the right place on unemployment
The Rossburn Review comments on the Catholic bishops' stance against unemployment and inflation. It argues the bishops overstep in economic critique, praising moral aims but needing firmer analysis, noting W age-price dynamics and the roles of government, business, and labor. It cites inflation, wage controls, and a call for simultaneous wage and price actions.
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Gerald Bouey
Emmett Cardinal Carter
Bank of Canada
Remi de Roo
Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops
Earth
Gilbert Plains Maple Leaf moves to bi monthly publication
The Gilbert Plains Maple Leaf will stop being a weekly and will publish bi monthly due to rising costs and advertising decline. Editor Terry Brown says the decision could have come sooner. In other notes, a ewe at Broomhill bore five lambs in December, Roblin welcomed a New Year baby, and Scotties champs were crowned in Benito. Robins spotted in Birtle Park as January stayed mild.
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Gilbert Plains
Edwin Jones
Broomhill
Reggies Ramblings on Free Speech and Pop Culture Fads
A compact editorial piece discusses challenges to free speech in print and on public platforms. It notes debates over removing racist or sexist passages from classics like Huckleberry Finn and Macbeth, cites a US school silence law dispute, and comments on public figures and sensational newspaper bits.
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Manitoba
Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain
British Columbia
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