The Canadian Mindset Behind Great Nation Building
The piece argues that greatness stems from belief and expectation. It contrasts leaders, athletes, and civilizations, noting the U S rise from villages to global power through ambition, while Canada lags due to lacking the conviction that greatness is inevitable and a cohesive national culture.
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United States
Greece
Rome
British Empire
Canada
Edmonton Games Show Canada Can Rise to Top
In a reflection on the Commonwealth Games in Edmonton, Canada surged to medal success despite missing heavyweight nations. Don Talbot notes national pride grew after the Games, while editorial calls for belief in economic greatness and policy excellence, urging smaller steps to national advancement.
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Edmonton
U.S.A
Russia
Don Talbot
Moose numbers grow despite season in Duck Mountain
Renewable Resources Dept reports the fall bull moose season increases bull harvest while cows breed more due to older cow survival. Data from 1967 to 1977 show 75 percent of harvest are males, 25 percent females, with bulls at 3.5 years and cows aging to 5.9 years. Aerial surveys show 23 percent bulls, 51 percent cows, 26 percent calves.
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Renewable Resources Dept
Duck Mountain
Russell Captures North Central Fastball Title in Finals Sweep
Russell defeated Rossburn in two straight games to clinch the 1978 North Central Men's Fastball League playoffs. The opening game in Russell ended 10-7 with Rossburn losing, while the rematch in Rossburn saw Russell prevail 14-8 securing the championship.
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