Seatbelt law debate and local letters to the editor
Community members raise questions on seatbelt enforcement and government authority while residents from Neepawa thank Russell for hospitality. Readers reference political figures, provincial actions, and concerns about animal disappearances near Bicknell Blvd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Keith Heath
Bill Nielands
Neepawa
Man
Parasuk revival after Freedman inquiry and Free Press clashes
Winnipeg energy minister Wilson Parasiuk reemerges with a smile as the Freedman inquiry proceeds. The dispute with the Winnipeg Free Press worsens, with accusations of journalistic misconduct and countercharges from the NDP government. The inquiry aims to clear Parasiuk within months, while observers question potential outcomes for the newspaper.
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Winnipeg Free Press
Wilson Parasuk
NDP
Parasiuk
Rhodes
Freedman
Wilson Parasiuk
Pawhey
Manitoba
Sam Freedman
Wil
Free Press
Justice Freedman
Winnipeg
Manitoba Energy Authority
Parasiuik
Pawley
Wilson Paraslax
Risk taking entrepreneurs shape prairie development
An observer recalls a university sponsored gathering of entrepreneurs from small prairie towns. They span diverse ventures from publications and restaurants to sik farms nursing services and canoe manufacture yet share a zeal for self reliance and long hours. They cite underfunding poor operations knowledge and poor records as failure causes and urge schools to foster entrepreneurial spirit as essential to national growth.
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Universiy
Nere
Ncome
Claresholm
You Can’t Miss It Alexandr Pickup From Browns
A dialogue explains how to reach the Browns to collect Alexandr for a birthday party. Directions reference multiple lines and landmarks, including the Mountain, 7th Line, 6th Line, a hydro line, and a white fence. The Browns are Jeff's parents who live on the 6th Line region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Brown
Ross Brown
Cemetery Road
Alexander
Elizabeth
Tor Wasta Y
Thad
Peter
Iroy
Alexandr
Browns
Jeff
Weather forecasting quarrels and long range plans
Peter Warren discusses weather beliefs and accuracy, noting Manitoba farmers struggle with wet and heat, and criticizing unreliable forecasts. He cites Environment Canada long range plans based on computer analysis and compares with US and Canadian data, recalling era of old wives’ forecasts and local intuition.
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Manitoba
Downsview
Ontario
Smilar
Canada
Environment Canada
Dorval
Que
Maritimes
Prairies
Town notes June 2 1906 property sale and nuisance report
On June 2, 1906 Mr. A R Tingley sold his Mountain Ave residence to Dr. R R Roger and plans to build a new house. Wandering town cows and horses annoy residents with gardens provoked by depredations from the animals.
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A.R. Tingley
Mountain Ave
R.R. Roger
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