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Newspaper

Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 17, 1990

Page

6

Mulroney plots Quebec referendum trap and Chretien under fire

In a sharp political analysis Mike Dutty predicts Brian Mulroney will push Quebec voters toward a Tory nationalist stance as Liberal support falters. He notes Parizeau Bourassa and Bouchard influence and questions Chretien's leadership amid Meech Lake fallout and upcoming Montreal vote battles.

Jove Parti Quebecois Jacques Parizeau Quebec Robert Bourassa Parizeau M.P Lucien Bouchard Jean Chretien Mulroney Meech Chretien John A. MacDonald Louis Riel Brian Mulroney Liberals Liberal Meech Lake Jean LaPierre Gilles Rocheleau Rocheleau Canada Montreal Marcel Prud’homme Sheila Copps Calgary Jean Claude Malepart Malepart Cee Bourassa Pal Parizeau Mike Dutty

Prairie Editors Blank Meech Lake Accord Echo For Unity

Prime issues from prairie papers push blame on Mulroney for Meech Lake misstep describe the debate as brinksmanship and learning, and urge citizen discussion on Canada’s future with Quebec. The piece notes media hysteria, questions national press objectivity, and foresees an open campaign next round coast to coast.

Meech Mulroney Quebec Prairies Meech Lake Accord Ontario Meech Lake

Public hearings in Manitoba Meech Lake debate questioned

A Manitoba columnist questions the value of public hearings on the Meech Lake Accord. He argues Premier Gary Filmon Liberal Sharon Carstairs and NDP Gary Doer promised hearings but ignored public input, saying leaders ignored Manitobans while backing Mulroney. The piece cites letters from readers and criticizes politicians for precommitting to the deal.

Manitoba Meech Lake Gary Filmon Sharon Carstairs NDP Gary Doer Brian Mulroney Jake Epp Elijah Harper Fullman Carstairs Deer Ken Linda Maxwell Glenlawn Ave Winnipeg Canada Yuk Rose Filmon Beer Care

Scrapping Russell Memorial Hall Sparks Museum Idea

Local reader Wm. Wileman calls on Russell town fathers to delay demolition of the Memorial Hall now slated for salvage. He suggests converting the site into the Russell Memorial Museum to honor WWI veterans, pioneers, and regional heritage, inviting public support.

the Memorial Hall Russell Russell Main Street Wm. Wileman

Summer of our discontent and the Meech fallout

The piece notes MPs return to home ridings after a fractious parliament marked by Meech Lake Accord fallout and a heated GST debate. It argues voters should press representatives on critical issues, urging public engagement this summer to demand energy and vision from politicians.

Canada Ottawa Meech Lake Meech Tory Alex Kindy David Kilgour Alberta Churchill

Salamander sightings near Lawther’s Lake stir inquiry

Noreen Corley of Brandon Manitoba seeks information on a salamander described as about 3 inches long with tiny flat antlers that rise above the head when swimming and lay flat when removed from water. She cites local references near Lawther’s Lake and mentions mudpuppies and regional sightings. Readers with details are asked to share knowledge or prior identifications.

Lawthers Lake George Ledingham Madills Jimmy Spear Lawther's Lake Great Lakes Mississippi River Noreen Corley Brandon Manitoba

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