Let the punishment fit the crime editorial
W. Roger Worth argues postal workers union leadership, led by Jean-Claude Parrot, should accept salary cuts until service improves. He notes high wages, costly contracts, and taxpayer burdens from postal losses, urging alignment with efficiency seen abroad and delays to rate hikes until performance rises.
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W. Roger Worth
Jean-Claude Parroth
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
Iot
Arror's
Parrot
Poste
Quebec
Gilbert and Sullivan
Public meeting on railway route through Leeburn to Boulton
A compilation of historical notes records a February 2 1908 public meeting at Mr Hembroffs house to urge the government to press the CNR to run a line through Leeburn Silver Creek and Boulton per maps from last year. It also notes agricultural shipments at half mileage rates until May 31 and early 1913 plans for telephone service Millwood to Bavelaw and Crosby.
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Millwood
Bavelaw
Crosby
LK. Bligh
Keating
North Country
Tax hike may curb cigarette smoking in Pawley area
A local comment warns further cigarette tax increases could reduce smokers until only roll-your-own users remain able to inhale the tax on Old Chum. The remark critiques government policy and its impact on consumption.
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Pawley
Pinkletter signals delay in tax processing
This notice warns that a pink letter from Revenue Canada Taxation means a tax return is pulled from regular processing due to missing lines boxes schedules or receipts. Attach required documents such as Family Allowance information to avoid longer delays and slower refunds.
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Revenue Canada
Odd Winter Reflections From a Canadian Reporter
Argyle Communications In, Bill Smiley muses on an unusual winter marked by freezing rain and cold days. He describes slips and spills at school, injuries among staff, and the strain of harsh weather, contrasting it with fashion notes and a shift to jazz as a small cheer amid hardship.
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Bill Smiley
Jack
Chanel of
Paris
Argyle
Clark leadership debated as Canada’s Conservatives split
A cascade of editorials from multiple papers condemns Joe Clark's leadership after a Winnipeg convention. They argue the Conservative Party is rudderless, internal opposition weakens chances for a national alternative, and a new leader is urgently needed, with few papers defending Clark.
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Clark
Humboldt Journal
Moosomin World Spectator
Cochrane Times
Goober Creek
Neepawa
Kindersley Clarion
Carman Valley
Fort Qu'Appelle
Joe
Wainwright Star-Chronicle
Esterhazy Miner Journal
Joe Clark
Glaresholm
North Battleford
Lac du Bonnet
Winnipeg
Steinbach
Bow Island
PC Party
Melfort Journal
Canada
House of Commons
High River Times
Ken Hughes
Longview
Harvard
Hughes
Pogo
Oldest Manitoba theatre company tours Moran production
Peter Warren highlights Le Cercle Moliere of St. Boniface as Canada’s oldest theater group. The one woman show Moran, starring Louisette Dussault with her twin daughters, tours rural Manitoba towns including St Rose du Lac St Jaude and St Jean Baptiste, showcasing national artistic vitality and road outreach.
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Nish
France
Quebec
Louisette Dussault
Winnipeg
Thompson
Greyhound
Grey Goose
St. Rose du Lac
St. Jaude
St.Jean Baptiste
le Cercle Molire
Manitoba
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