Summer recess mood shifts as Ottawa politicians seek voter contact
Ottawa quiets during summer recess while MPs and MLAs take a break. The piece urges constituents to engage, reminding readers that election talk heats up and MPs will rely on summer meetups such as barbecues and picnics to hear concerns. It emphasizes active citizen participation before the four-year poll.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
House
Parliament Hills
Hendecagonal coins and a loon on Canada’s new dollar
A columnist muses on Canada’s new eleven sided nickel dollar, the royal mint, and the common loon design. He explains the word hendecagonal, critiques the coin’s metal composition, and recalls how prices have shifted from nickels to the new dollar. He invites readers to share their own coin stories and notes the monarch’s portrait on the obverse.
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Peter Hessel
Royal Canadian Mint
Hendeca
RCMP
Canada
Borden
Elizabeth
D.G. Regina
Robert Ralph Carmichael
The
Mint
Gavin Immer
Peterson
United States
Europe
Asia
Soviet Union
Italy
Japan
Peter
M.P
Bank of Canada
Coining a distinctive currency name and beverage musings
The writer riffs on Canada’s currency future, hints at a move to a unique monetary unit, and critiques global dollar sharing. He reviews drinks from cola to fruit flavors, praises Gatorade, critiques cola for sugar and caffeine, and notes New York Seltzer’s rise while forecasting ongoing research.
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Mammy
Boston
Soden
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New York Seltzer
Esearch
Manitoba Bill 28 on Nuclear Waste Stirs Provinces Friction
Peter Warren notes growing concern in Manitoba over a potential role as Canada’s nuclear waste dump. He critiques Premier Pawley Environment Minister Lecuyer and AECL denials, contends Bill 28 is toothless, and questions provincial limits versus federal authority in Ottawa’s plans.
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Peter Warren
Howard Pawley
Manitoba
Gerard Lecuyer
Atomic Energey of Canada Ltd
AECL
Ontario
Pawley
Caldersah
Ottawa
Lecuyer
New Democratic Party
Pioneers and Events Across Russell County Chronology
A dated digest highlights obituaries and local notes from Russell County. It records the death of Robert John Brooks at his Tumbell home, school and civic movements, a fire loss for W Angus of Angusville, and Silver Beach moving nearer Russell. It notes Henry Clee’s 1947 JP appointment, 1987 ball tournament attendance, 1957 trips to Minot, and RCMP relocation. It mentions 1967 local swimming, 1977 4 H exchange to Salmon Arm, and a 4 H group chapered by Mrs Rost Boucher.
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Russell County
Robert John Brooks
Tumbell
Herbert McIntosh
Brandon Collegiate
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