Peter Warren warns against fifth international youth camp leaflet
Peter Warren urges readers to discard a circulating leaflet from the Red River Exhibition alleging the so called Fifth International Youth Camp promotes Marxist Leninist aims. He warns the campaign targets Canadian youth with promises of secure futures while framing Canada as a capitalist stage for ideological recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
France
Portugal
Spain
Germany
Pease
Bill 43 makes most sick leave negotiable in schools
The Public Schools Act bill titled 43 triggers strong opposition from MAST president Bob Rose who says the measure goes too far by making sick leave days negotiable. Critics note it overturns an appeal court ruling that guaranteed 20 days per year and 75 total, while expanding board and teacher bargaining power and threatening trustee management rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Rose
MAST
Teachers’ Association
Rose
Itas
Bill Smiley Shot-gun style
Bill Smiley delivers a blunt shotgun column mixing riffs on banks cathedrals and mortgage money with sharp, satirical takes on personal life finance and politics and ends with reader notes from Thunder Bay and Argyle Communications Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Smiley
Wally
Sharps
N. A. Ronis
Thunder Bay
Smiley
The Warringtons Move and Local Notices Across Decades
Various short notes from the village record late 19th to 20th centuries. Warrington family moves. Toovey and Andrews partnership dissolves. shellmouth sports on new grounds. Lillian Storey joins Russell school staff. John Devlin wins contract for road works. radio at Bernard Greaves home. Bus service Roblin to Brandon canceled. local youths enlistments and relocations. camp plans in Riding Mountain. bursary awarded to Nathan Fenton. birthday tribute to Arthur Simms. Rev T B Pearson passes away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellmouth
Lillian Storey
Russell School
Arthur Simms
Foxwarren Arena
Asessippi Provincial Park
Ninty
Roberta Graham
Laurie Simms
T.B. Pearson
Brandon
Ambulance service as lifeline inspires rural action
A Balcarres Local Exchange round up details ambulance woes across Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Private operators face insolvency after costly units and shifting fees. Volunteers train, donate, and lobby officials for better staffing, funding, and recognition. Local leaders recount community generosity and long runs of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balcarres Local Exchange
Wallen
Balcarres
Area Ambulance Association
Humboldt Journal
Neepawa Press
Manitoba
Vermillion Standard
Alberta
Drayton Valley
Western Review
Vermilion Standard
Community College
Neepawa
Leader
J.J. Kurtz
Mendham
Leader Hospital
Rosetown Eagle
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Peter Warren
Russell Banner
Russell
Main Street
ROJ
United States
Chaloner Publishers
Clayton G. Chaloner
Pupus
Rage
RCMP
Armas
Feds
Ada
Allands
Nolands
Ontario
Suncor
Amdo
Argyle Communications
JS. Warrington
Barnson
Heals
Smellie Bros
Toovey and Andrews
Tovey
John Devlin
Hlp. Reed
Bernard Greaves
Londonderry
Free
Roblin
Utility Board
Edmonton Exhibition
Mabel Coulter
Leslie
John
Cameron Highlander
Harold
R.c.as.c
Wilson
Royal Canadian Artillery
A. Thom
J. Burgess
Mrs. Thom
Memorial Avenue
Mr. Burgess
Smellie Bros. & Co
Silverton‘Angusville
Riding Mountain National Park
Deep Lake
J.H. Farmer Russell
Rev. R. Reid
Silverton-Angusville
Nathan Fenton
University of Manitoba
Ika
Gail
Joyce Evans
Dougie McLeod
Bradley Stewart
Carol Dunn
Fred McGuinness
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