Retirement Debate Sways Over Mandatory Retirement
A column argues against enforced retirement at 65, noting aging populations and pension costs, while young workers seek open jobs. It cites a Canadian federation survey of 76 000 members showing 2101 opposing mandatory retirement and stresses personal choice and remaining work for meaning.
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Canadian Federation of Independent Busiest
Private school funding debate flares in Manitoba politics
In Manitoba, a renewed push for direct funding to private and parochial schools reopens a divisive issue from 1983-84. The NDP split earlier, while Health Minister Des jardins backs a motion with Lecuyer and Harapiak allies, as party factions gauge government stability ahead of a private member’s resolution.
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Schouts
Manitoba Teachers Society
Manitoba Association of School Trusing
Sid Spivak
Tories
Gary Ffilman
Pcs
Larry Desjardins
Gerard Lecuyer
Harapiak
New Democrats
Pawley
New Democratic
Sid Green
Howard Pawley
Len Evans
NDP
Aas
Forgotten money hidden in Canada Gazette unclaimed accounts
A reader highlights forgotten bank balances in the Canada Gazette. Thousands of dollars, some accounts over nine years, are unclaimed across banks in Manitoba towns including Portage la Prairie and Selkirk. The piece urges checking names like Warren and others, with deadlines to reclaim before transfers to the Bank of Canada.
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Peter Hessel
West Indies
North America
Angelstone
Canadian Tire
Mount Vesuvius
Ottawa
Canada Gazette
Warren
Vely
Bank of Canada
Wayne
Stefanec
Jennper
Man
CIBC
Mrs. DS
Rigas
Portage la Prarie
C.M. Wilson
Dauphin - Royal
Wiliam F. Walker
Selkirk
Royal
Chartered ‘Bank
Org
Russell and Boissevain
Royal Bank of Canada
Brandon and
Thompson
Federal Liberal Association
Manitoba
Daycare Debate Across Canada Reflects Family Values Clash
Clergy member Rev Barry Bence opposes universal public daycare arguing it erodes family values and nurturing. Manitoba plans star training funds and school integration while some boards reject subsidies. Rural areas push for access but fear costs and farm impacts amid a national policy fight.
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Barry Bence
Lac du Bonnet
Manitoba
Minnedosa
the Tribune
Virden ‘Empire Advance
Storm damages Shellmouth line and town system
In a severe storm five Shellmouth telephone poles were broken and the town system was knocked out for days. Reports from 1900s and 1910s mention harvests, school terms, and local events across Manitoba with details on crops, concerts, and civic activities.
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Shellmouth
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