Campbell greatest gift to journalists
A Vancouver BC viewpoint argues Kim Campbell as prime minister would bring a frontier politics flair to Ottawa. The piece claims her roots, single status, and harsh media handling could deliver sharp, bare fisted debate and potentially slim cabinet size, seen as beneficial to journalists and governance.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Ottawa
Buster
Kim Campbell
Rockies
Rosedale
Westmount
Wacky Bennett
Phil Gaglardi
Tom Terrific
NDP
Pierre Trudeau
Sir John A
Kim
Trudeau
Sussex
Ronnie Reagan
Washington
White House
Pacific
Beltway
Salt Spring Island
Gulf Islands
Mumms Grow Organic Sprouting Seeds for National Market
Maggie and Jim Mumms run Hazelridge Farm near Shellbrook growing and packaging sprouting seeds in alfalfa buckwheat canola lentils mustard quinoa radish red clover rye sunflower and wheat. Since moving to organic farming in 1976 they expanded from local oats wheat and alfalfa into natural food wholesalers and direct consumer seed kits with shipments up to 25 kilograms.
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Maggie Mumm
Sne
Ana Ner Nusv
Jun
Mumms
Saskatoon
Maggie
Jim
Shellbrook Post Office
Hazelridge
Maisie
Boise
Idaho
Lois Thompson
Prince Albert
Turban Controversy Keeps RCMP Debate Alive
Peter Warren reviews the ongoing clash over religious attire in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police dating back to 1991. The Sikh officer remains, turbans are worn, and debates persist on dress codes, mottos, and potential changes to the Mounties’ image.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Northwest Territories
North West Mounted Police
Jad Rcmp
Vancouver
Turban issue goes to court in RCMP uniform dispute
The turban debate within Canada's RCMP reaches the courts as veterans mount a Supreme Court bid in January 1994 seeking financial support to defend the traditional uniform. Critics warn against losing the iconic image while supporters push for tolerance and change. Donations directed to the Lethbridge RCMP Veterans Challenge Committee.
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Gorde Hunter
Times-Colonist
Victoria
RCMP
Supreme Court
Lethbridge
Rcmp Veterans’ Challenge Committee
Jack Grant
12Th Avenue South
Alberta
Canadian Supreme Court
Letter to the Editor on Science Education Cuts in Manitoba
Science teachers face underfunding and loss of in service days hindering curriculum updates and hands on learning. Outdated labs, safety risks, and crowded facilities threaten student progress as Manitoba caps local funding and leans on provincial budgets. The author calls for real government support to preserve education quality.
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Manitoba
Rosemary Vodrey
Omy
Russell Town Cherishes a Special Visit by Family
Violet Motheral thanks Russell organizers for a memorable Senior's Day visit for her mother Annie Liske. She praises the town's warmth and new hall while noting changes since past gatherings. The Russell Inn provided wheelchair accessible lodging and attentive dining staff.
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Elda
Annie Liske
Russell
Mom
Russell Inn
Violet (Liske
No Meaningful Choice In Twenty Five Years
For twenty five years Canadians have felt little real difference among Conservatives Liberals and New Democrats as all major policies converge on bilingualism multiculturalism and two founding unions. The old line parties cooperate on Meech Lake and Charlottetown with deficit spending high taxes and centralized power, leaving voters disenchanted.
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Canada
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Campbell
British Columbia
Sussex Drive
Otta
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Neuws
By Fred McGuinness
Peter Warren
Hoss
Deion O
JP Doodles
Royal Irish Constabulary
Powers
Holland
Cleary
Education
Bob Clasper
Presiden Science Teachers’ Association of Manitoba
P.O
Main Street
Chaloner
Clayton G. Chaloner
Ontario
Saskatchewan
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