Free trade debate ignored by fear and fact
The piece argues fear of the unknown fuels free trade opposition while noting daily job changes. It asserts Canada must adapt to technology and market shifts, seize niches, and leverage the United States as a major partner. Simon Reisman faces tough talks with American counterparts amid public scrutiny.
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Tony Carson
Red
United States
Simon Reisman
Canada
Budget Night in Legislature Shows Deep Deficit Signals
The account notes finance minister Kostyra amid budget night mood, describing Labour ties, political pressure, and a large 489 million deficit. It highlights few tax increases, more spending, targeted farm supports, and city cuts while criticizing Manitoba’s deficit growth and lack of proactive financial reform.
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Finance Minster
Kostyra
Canadian Union of Public Employees
CUPE
Pawley
Labour
Sharon Carstairs
Manitoba
Assembly Frustration from a Broken Lamp Purchase
In a column from Neighbourly News the writer recalls buying a desk lamp only to find it as a parts kit and an instruction sheet written in confusing language. The era of simple, ready to use products seems gone as assembly anxiety grows with each purchase.
Editorials on terrorism influence and US policy debate
A reader reflects on terrorism's pervasive impact from security at shops and banks to a country fortified by guards. Nation by nation editors weigh hawk and dove stances on Reagan’s policy and Libya, with Canadian papers urging global fight against terror and public resolve against fear.
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Hawks
Doves
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Steinbach
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Boissevain Recorder
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Mossomin World Spectator
Tripol
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Navy
Opasquia Herald
Pas
Russell and Area Notices From May to June 1901 and 1966
May 31 1901 James W Baty arrives from Winnipeg to work as carpenter in Russell. Ed Cail, a noted pitcher, to play with Birtle this summer. June 3 191 Two hundred trees planted in town this week. Joseph Dugan resigns as Dropmore justice of the peace. Harold Madill died after brief illness with Scarlet Fever. Heavy last week snowfall in Crosby district. Manitoba Elks convention in useu June 11 100. Russell Junior baseball beat Solsgirth 8 6. lineup listed. 1986 graduating class names. June 2 1966 Robert G Smellie nominated PC candidate for June 23 election. Deborah Lee, Russell Grease, Grit H Club win district public speaking final. Judy Baker runner-up. June 3 1976 MPS 10th annual awards night. Academic Proficiency winners listed. Overall athletes of the year Jo-Anne Sawaryn and Bob Paradine. Citizen of the Year Larry Kalynuk. Linda Ransom Award Barb McLennan.
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Winnipeg
Russell
Ed Cail
Birtle
Robert G. Smellie
Deborah Lee
Russell Grease
Russel
Judy Baker
MPS
Jett Miller
Vickie Mundle
Rhonda Turnbull
Betty Ann Mazur
Brenda Martin
Joanne Sawaryn
Bob Paradine
Dan Swedberg
Theresa Stasiuk
Delinda Wowk
Brad Thom
Willis Pushka
Craig Miller
Ink
Jo-Anne Sawaryn
Larry Kalynuk
Barb McLennan
Linda Ransom
Larry Baychuk
Maxine White
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