Manitoba Lung Association wraps up 1985 Christmas Seal Campaign
The Manitoba Lung Association reports a total of 582000 raised, up 25 percent from last year. Funds support family health education programs, workshops, information sessions, and lung disease research including asthma emphysema and lung cancer. The association thanks Manitobans for their generosity.
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Manitoba Lung Association
Manitoba Lung ‘Association
Ice-pick white cane aids safe independent travel
Canadian made mobility aid adds a retractable ice pick to the classic white cane. The article traces cane varieties from the long cane to support canes and folding designs, noting sizing and use depend on user height, movement and environment, with emphasis on safe independent travel in northern conditions.
Canadians Crow About Growth and Jobs in Budget Summary
Tony Carlson notes Canada posts strong growth and 80 000 new jobs in 18 months, outpacing many regions. Small business resilience, VAT opposition, and tax reform push by CFIB are highlighted as key gains, with deficits shrinking to stabilize the dollar and lower interest rates for future growth.
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Tony Carlson
Canada
United States
Japan
Thas
U.S
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Cfib 10
CFIB
Michael Wilson
Reid sees Manitoba firm in the poll spotlight
Peter Warren profiles Angus Reid of the Winnipeg based Angus Reid & Associates, arguing his firm can conduct, analyze and publish public opinion data faster and at competitive prices. He notes strong national reach and cites accurate results in Ontario campaigns while advising readers on verifying pollsters and safeguarding against misinterpretation of survey data.
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Angus Reid
Canada
Eid
Marketesearch
Winnipeg
Associated
Reid
Tke Gallup
Manitoba
Gallop
Ontario
Big Bucks Night Reveals Wildlife Trafficking Fears
A Canadian record recounts wildlife parts trade worries across the Prairies. Reports cite hunters boasting trophies, a Humboldt wedding financed by selling animal parts, and charges of trafficking against a taxidermist. Cases show elk ranches expanding and farmers fearing crop damage from “wildlings” while courts weigh penalties.
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Prairies
Humboldt
Marysburg
Melville Advance
U.S
Moosomin World Spectator
Swan River Star and Times
Peace River
Gazcette
Northwest Territories
Freshwater Fish Marketing Corporation
Stettler Independent
Montana
Russell era headlines sweep through Manitoba and beyond
A fragmented chronicle from March dates across 1906 to 1976 notes JM McCrindle renting space in Foxwarren, a Western league final decision in Birtle, a 1916 by law vote for $5000 electric light funds, 1926 farming power pictures, 1936 Manitoba budgets urging rubber stamps, 1956 water works foreman AE Payne, 1966 deer starvation aid, 1976 Russell school consolidation vote, a stolen car on Main St, and winners in the Russell Game and Fish Association plus Archie Cochrane receiving the Outstanding Service Award for pedigreed seed production.
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JM. McCrindle
A. Baker and Co
Foxwarren
John Lewis
Russell
Birtle
Fox Warren
Russell Game and Fish Association
Ron Klimack
Clarence Klimack
Art Holmberglyn
Ron Whitmer
Bob Schwaim
Randy Fingas
Gary Henschel
Associa
Archie Cochrane
Binsearth
Canada
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