Manitoba bilingualism clash fuels election call debate
In Dauphin and St. Lazare Union meetings Legislator reports gaps in the Pawley governments bilingualism accord. Opposition Leader Sterling Lyon demands a provincial election on the issue citing lack of intersessional hearings. Government plans public meetings while Lyon cites constitutional concerns and calls the plan propaganda.
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Union of Manitoba
Dauphin
St. Lazare
Pete Adam
Pawley
Adam
Sterling Lyon
Pachey
Manitoba
Pawley Ndp
Lyon
Manitoba bilingualism debate sparks calls for wider review
Mr. Lyon quotes a critic noting that even with a constitutional amendment the Bilodeau appeal could continue or be challenged, arguing the agreement imposes bilingual limits beyond Section 23 and urging Manitobans to study the Ramifications before rushing legislation. Constituents are urged to contact him with views.
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Roland Penner
Lyon
Court of Queen’s Bench
Bilodeau
Manitoba
Mr Lyon
Warning to parents about suction cup arrow danger
A small boy nearly fatal when a suction cup arrow part lodged in his throat after a play incident. The father freed the stubborn piece with help, avoiding tragedy.
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Killarney
Churchill Port promoted by Hudson Bay Route Association
The Hudson Bay Route Association has championed Churchill Port as a Manitoba import export hub for over four decades. Concerned by under use, the group aims to promote equitable industry access. Board of Directors pictured includes Bud Morken, Harry Swartz, Tom Smith, John Bodnar, Ken Rapley, Ethel MacKinnon, George Whitehead, Manson Moir, Paul Ortynsky, Harry Gordon.
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Hudson Bay Route Association
Churchill
Manitoba
Bud Morken
Harry Swartz
Tom Smith
John Bodnar
Ken Rapley
Strathclair
Ethel MacKinnon
George Whitehead
Manson Moir
Paul Ortynsky
Harry Gordon
Vista district visitors and travels noted
Lucia and Vlad Labay of Winnipeg visited last week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Shwaluk. A granddaughter Vivian Nowosad graduated at Rossburn on June 27. Several families including Armstrungs, Shwaluks, Bilinsky, and others traveled or hosted relatives for holidays and weekend visits across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta, with multiple Winnipeg and Vancouver Island connections.
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Lucia
Vlad Labay
Winnipeg
Wm. Shwaluk
Hugh Armstrong
Ken Sato
Adele
Corinne
Pete Bilinsky
Calgary
Alberta
John Lazaruk
St. Catharines
Ontario
Bud Campbell
Stan Fell
Vancouver Island
B.C
Joe Gunson
Crooked Creek
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