Winnipeg loses military pay in Manitoba GDP downturn
The piece notes Manitoba’s military payroll fell from 1992 to 1995 and 1996, totaling a $44 million decline over three years. It criticizes the Chretien government and Premier Gary Filmon for insufficient response, citing RCAF and Army bases in Winnipeg and Shilo as references to ongoing military presence.
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Manitoba
Eric Stefanson
Ottawa
Gary Filmon
Tuxedo
Princess Patricia’s
Canadian Light Infantry
Kapyong Barracks
Camp Shilo
Brandon
1St Regiment, Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
Royal Canadian Air Force
Winnipeg
RCAF
National Defence Headquarters
Candian Armed Forces
Air Command
James A. Richardson
City
Trudeau
Mr. Richardson
Residential Schools Shame and Silent Coverups
The memoir No End Of Grief by Agnes Grant chronicles brutal abuse in Canadian residential schools and the lasting trauma on Indigenous communities. Grant argues government indifference and church-run systems allowed rape, physical and mental torture, and intergenerational harm, urging acknowledgment and healing.
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Mount Cashel
Newfoundland
Phil Fontaine
Assembly of Manitoba
Fort Alexander
Agnes Grant
Brandon University
Pemmican Publications
McKay
Dauphin
Grant
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