Manitoba Job Growth Sparks Debate Over Tim Sale
The Manitoba scene heats as Tim Sale emerges as NDP leader possibility in Crescentwood. Business leaders fear his left-leaning stance and accuse ministers of misusing StatsCan data. A Manitoba Bureau of Statistics report shows 1997 employment up 2.4 percent to 538,300 with strong full-time growth, led by private sector gains and manufacturing, painting a contrast to Sale's critique.
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Honest movement for unborn child rights in Canada
A reader condemns the absence of political will on unborn rights, critiquing Canadian law after Winnipeg's sniff mom case. The piece contrasts rights for the unborn with those of criminals and argues for a formal movement to protect future children before birth. It mentions Day One birth, legal entities, and concerns about abortion, pregnancy and birth control.
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