Where To Now Where To Now
Peter Holle argues that reneging on contracts and retroactive laws threaten Canada’s rule of law and poverty rights. He cites examples from federal and provincial governments including Pearson Terminal Two, Winnipeg CUPE, Quebec shuffle, and BC hydro projects, urging stronger protections to prevent political rewrites of deals and the erosion of trust.
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Prairies
Alberta
Lloydminster
Feds
Canada
Ottawa
Herb Sparrow
Saskatchewan
Libs
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Jets
Quebec
Filmon
Calcan Aluminium
Letter to the Editor on Western Grain Marketing Goodale
Ralph Goodale states that consultations on grain marketing are nearly finished and that final decisions will be announced early fall after Parliament reopens. He praises input from farmers, stresses quality over quantity, calls for respectful discourse, and emphasizes the importance of the prairie driven multi ministry industry and 130000 farm families across four provinces.
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Western Grain Marketing Panel
Ralph Goodal
Community compassion spans Canada and Haiti
A Stonewall RCMP officer organized toy and clothing donations from 50 Manitoba detachments to aid Haiti, with a carrier shipping 1000 pound loads. In Moosomin, Susan Larochelle collects and distributes baby goods, planning layette packages. Chautauqua nostalgia returns to Biggar Museum fundraisers. Donations from Don Wheaton and Gordon Liggins support Porcupine Plain pool and Gravelbourg Hospital equipment fund.
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Stonewall Rcmp
Francois Henri
Haiti
Henri
Stonewall
Manitoba Rcmp
RCMP
N Moosomin
Susan Larochelle
Susan
Chautauqua
Biggar Independent
Biggar Museum
Hudson Bay Post-Review
Don Wheaton
Porcupine Plain
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Toronto
Pearson International
Chretien
Robert Nixon
Havana
Liberal
Chretien Gov.ment
Pearson
Smoothies
Peter Holle
The
Prairie Centre
Goodale
United States
North America
Globe
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Fred McGuinness
Gordon Liggins
Mazenod
St. Joseph's Hospital
Gravelbourg
Realty
Russell
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