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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 05, 2005
Page
7
Canadian parents undervalue blue-collar careers contributing to a growing shortage of skilled workers. In 2001 four million adults held university degrees, while only 2.4 million were trade qualified. The CFIB urges collaboration with schools, targeted immigration, and tax relief to boost job creation and on‑the‑job training among small and mid-sized businesses.
Ed Doering questions five Canadian MPs on a 200000 trip to England Holland Sweden and Reno to study houses of ill repute. Pivot Legal Society urges decriminalization arguing safety for sex workers and criticizes the MPs plan. The piece laments the cost and suggests local insights could be obtained closer to home.
The column explains the vernal equinox as spring’s marker, notes this year’s late arrival with snow, and discusses myths like balancing an egg on the first day. It distinguishes between the first spring day and the first day of spring, noting astronomical factors and cultural notes.
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