Canadians Need Real Solutions Not Polls Says Worth
Roger Worth of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business argues politicians ignore crucial issues. The piece highlights concerns over rising current account deficits, weak competition policy, and unemployment, urging focus on independent businesses and practical policy rather than name calling.
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Roger Marca
Canada
Roger Worth
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Olden Days notes and local milestones span 1909 1919 1989
A May 20 1909 item notes F M Bryant of Shellmouth winning a scholarship and A B Elliot also earning a philosophy prize in medical examinations. Other 1909 and later items list overseas returns Archie Thom from Brandon College, Mrs J L McCauley moving to Regina, Mrs Walter Mc celebrating a 50th birthday, Lyle Schwalm joining the Fur Trade, W Bayak buying Ken’s Grocery, Ken Kollman planning a move to The Pas, and the Russell Elks Lodge 42nd anniversary with life memberships awarded to Bill Hoffman Welly Davidson and Everett McLennan. A Winnipeg to England air tour and other local movements round out the column.
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F.M. Bryant
Shellmouth
A. B. Elliot
W. Hembroff
WJ. ‘Sharman
W.L. Atkinon
W. Bayak
Regina
Ken
Russell Elks Lodge
Bill Hoffman
Welly Davidson
Everett McLennan
Stan Jackson
J. Billingsley
Beth Naylor
H.J. McLennan
W. McNaughton
Winnipeg
England
Flood diversion debate tests Manitoba political will
The argument centers on whether Premier Sterling Lyon will press ahead with a Red River valley flood diversion south of Winnipeg. Critics note past funding actions under Duff Roblin and Campbell, while supporters stress the floodway as a model and urge using current dollars to fund a new valley project. The article highlights economic costs, regional needs including Peguis evacuations, and calls for stronger Ottawa support and aggressive Manitoba industry development.
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Fremier Sterling Lyon
Red River
Winnipeg
Duff Roblin
Roblin
Doug Campbell
Campbell
Manitoba
Lyon
Johnston
Ottawa
Hydro
North America
Teacher's College reunion set for July at International Inn
Dear Sir, the 1948-49 Teacher's College class holds its 30th reunion Friday July 6 and Saturday July 7 at the International Inn. Those not contacted and wishing to attend should contact Miss G Johnston c/o Fort la Reine School Portage la Prairie Manitoba RIN2TS Let us make this the biggest and
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Teacher's College
International Inn
G. Johnston
Fort la Reine
Portage la Prairie
Man
Toulon Diamond Jubilee invitation for former residents
Through your paper we invite all former residents of Toulon and district to the Diamond Jubilee celebrations on July 6 7 8 1979. Events for all ages offer chances to renew acquaintances. Contact us promptly by return mail for detailed information. A warm welcome awaits in Toulon. Signed Mrs David G Campbell Chairperson Advertising and Publicity Teulon Diamond Jubilee
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Toulon
David G
Claudia R. ‘Campbell
Teulon Diamond Jubilee
Waterfowl crop damage program announced by ministers
Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan and Environment Minister Len Marchand announced a five year program to reduce prairie crop losses from migratory waterfowl. The plan provides about 3 million dollars annually for farmer compensation and 1.3 million for damage prevention. Compensation will be based on crop values up to 50 dollars per acre. The program is administered by Agriculture Canada with Environment Canada handling prevention.
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Eugene Whelan
Environment
Len Marchand
Agriculture Canada
Canadian Wildlife Service of Environment Canada
Prairie Provinces
Whelan
Marchand
Government Shop Teases May 22nd Action
Fragmentary OCR text references a government shop and a May 22nd date with garbled dialogue. Names and locations are unreadable, but the piece hints at political activity or a protest ahead of a government event. The readable fragment notes a call to action on May 22nd.
Federal Aid Split For Flood Victims Described
The interview outlines cost sharing between Manitoba and Ottawa for flood assistance. The province pays the first dollar per capita, then a 50 50 split up to 2.99 dollars, 25 percent provincial and 75 percent federal from 3 to 4.99, and the federal government covering 90 percent beyond five dollars per person. The Wheat Board Minister stated this plan.
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Manitoba
Government of
Canada
Wheat Board
Saia
Letters complain about Trudeau and Clark in Canada
A reader criticizes Prime Minister Trudeau and opposition leader Joe Clark, arguing against Liberal governance and Trudeau’s failures. The letter accuses Ed Broadbent of unfair political attacks and urges voters to elect a Progressive Conservative government on May 22.
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Joe Clark
Quebec
Offic
Canada
Trudeau
T.V
New Democratic Party
Edward Broadbent
Ed Broadbent
Mr. Broadbent
Mr. Trudeau
Mrr
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