Canada Post Requires Canary Yellow Danger Goods Labels
Canada Post announces signed stickers required on all parcels declared free of dangerous goods. The canary yellow labels must be signed by the customer and affixed before counter receipt, with risk to privacy noted. Executive VP Donald Lander says this aims to prevent dangerous transports and strengthens handling procedures along with a public awareness campaign.
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Transport Canada
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Canada Post Corporation
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Dauphin gets major Assiniboine College expansion plan
Education Minister Maur ten Hemphill and Government Services Minister John Plohman announce approval for expanding Assiniboine Community College regional centre in Dauphin. The former Co op Agro Centre will be converted to classrooms and shops, enabling broader academic and technical training for the Parkland Region and potential cost recovery through National Training Agreement. The 85 acre site, purchased for 535000 with 213000 in renovations, aims to add 508 work weeks of employment and finish the first renovation phase by late 1985.
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John Plohman
Assiniboine Community College
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Plohman
Manitoba Education
Manitoba
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Dauphin
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Asessippi Park marks 25th anniversary celebrations
Manitoba's provincial park Asessippi Park hosts a weekend of events July 6 and 7 marking a quarter century. The program includes flag raising by No. 677 Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron, a model airplane display, air club demonstrations, boat and windsurfing showcases, and park tours with prizes and trophies awarded for various contests.
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Asessippi Provincial Park
Manitoba
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Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron
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Bob Service
Goodfellow
Vic Hallows
Winnipeg
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R.C. Flying Club
Farrell Flamand
Russell Inn
Manitoba Opposes Drug Market System Changes
Manitoba warns federal government against fast tracked changes to drug licensing and royalties. Ministers Peoher and Desjardins urge delaying legislation to study impacts on consumers and the province. They defend current costs saved and oppose extended patent exclusivity raising prices, stressing benefits of timely access to essential drugs.
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Manitoba
Canada
Roland Peoher
Larry Desjardins
Michael Cote
Commission
Eastman Commission
Penner
Desjardins
Cote
Astman Commission
Equal Rights Statute Bill Moves Through Manitoba House
Attorney General Roland Penner presented the Equal Rights Statute Amendment Bill in the Manitoba Legislature. The omnibus measure amends 131 provisions to curb gender bias, extend paternity and adoption leave, regulate common law spouses, and end various discriminatory laws including liquor restrictions on election days. It aligns local election rules with federal acts, ends historic gender-based inequities, and follows broader equality acts passed since 1982.
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Manitoba
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