Cape Breton reflections on home and work in Glace Bay wedding tale
In Glace Bay, the Duffy Cochrane wedding amid Cape Breton accents prompts discussion of economic hardship and a return home. The piece contrasts industrial struggles with a desire to raise children near Cape Smokey, noting Canadians vary on relocating for work and the appeal of Atlantic Canada living. The essay ends by blurring lines with a light jab at moving Parliament to Charlottetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glace Bay
N.S
John Allan Cameron
Cape Breton
Brother Peters
Margaret
Nova Scotia
Allan McEachen
Canada
Atlantic
Quebec
Ontario
Halifax
Pete
P.E.L
Cape Smokey
Decima Research
Feneral
Atlantic Canada
Charlottetown
Cky-Tv
Highlights From Canada Municipalities Meeting in Quebec City
A guest reporter notes the Federation of Canadian Municipalities convention in Quebec City with 1200 delegates from 600 municipalities. Attendees include varied home towns from Sooke to Joe Batt's Arm. Three speakers discussed developing small towns amid a day of many openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation Ofanadian
Canada
Sooke
Joe Batt
Quebec City
Postponing the inevitable at Canada Post this summer
Canada Post delays new rates and GST impact announcements leaving small businesses unsure how postal costs will behave after January 1 1991. The only clear change is a 9 cent extra fee for a new Confirmation Post service that verifies a letter reached a mail bay without guaranteeing delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Postie
Canada Post
Canadian Federation of Independent Busines
CFIB
Bill Parsons
Parson
Manitoba Manbound in Unclaimed Bank Balances Mystery
A Winnipeg columnist probes unclaimed bank balances for nine years or more. He highlights Steve Slosiaruk of the Patricia Hotel in Winnipeg as a vanished figure tied to several banks with small fortunes, asking readers to help locate him and restore his funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Slosiarik
Manitoba
Patricia
Main St
Winnipeg
Canada Gazette
Lst
Bank of Canada
Ottawa
Sarah B. Moore
Niagara St
Steve Slosiaruk
Patricia Hotel
Compensation sought for farmers as grain prices lag
Liberal Agriculture critic Laurie E. Evans questions federal action after 800 million dollars promised nationally for drought and price loss. Manitoba triggered 62 million in programs to release 62.5 million federal drought aid covering up to 7.50 per acre, while farmers seek identical price support seen in 1986 87. Evans urges provincial cost sharing and stronger government pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Us.a
European Economic Community
Manitoba
Lethbridge RCMP Veterans to Challenge Turban Policy
The Lethbridge division of RCMP Veterans Association hires Ottawa solicitor R. Vincent Westwick to challenge in Federal Court the government's decision to allow religious symbols in RCMP uniform. The group argues public funding bans religion but exempts one faith and vows fundraising support from Canadians.
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Canada
Federal Court of Canada
R. Vincent Westwick
Ottawa
Lethbridge
Rcmp Veterans’ Association
RCMP
Lethbridge Rcmp
Kay Mansbridge
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Call of
By Fred McGuiness
Henry
Diane
Henry Wiebe
Winkler
Triple E
Wiebe
Credit Union
Diane Pelletier
Hawkesbury
Vantay
Pelletier
Howell
Festa Gps Oresia
By Terry O’sha
J.P Doodles
Peter Warren
Steve
Bank of Montreal
Winnips
CIBC
Royal
Toronto-Dominion
Laurie E. Evans
Russell Banner
P.O
Russell, Manitoba
Main Street
Russell
Chaloner Publishers
Clayton G. Chaloner
United States
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