Move Over Manitoba urged for tow truck safety
Editorial urges motorists to slow down and move over for tow trucks during the May long weekend and cottage country season. CAA Manitoba notes driver injuries risk. legislation would require lane changes on multi lane roads and reduced speeds when tow trucks are stopped.
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Full Circle in Canada's Pardons Reform After Abuse Scandal
The piece links Graham James's pardon controversy to new parole rules in Canada. It credits Sheldon Kennedy and Theoren Fleury for driving change, noting a ten year wait for pardons for serious offenses and added burden to prove societal benefit. The author praises courageous victims who spoke out and helped push policy reform.
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Cry for the Children Laigary Alpe
A reader laments government cuts to funding for women and children programs across Canada. The letter warns of cradle to Grade 12 housing for kids, calls out neglect of vulnerable youths, and condemns political diversions over real child welfare.
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The Great Unanswered Question in British Politics
Gwynne Dyer analyzes Britain's dire fiscal path with a 12 percent deficit and heavy debt. The May elections left Conservatives and Labour short of a majority, prompting coalition talks with Lib Dems who demand electoral reform. Markets fear prolonged uncertainty and rising borrowing costs as the party leaders seek a path to governance.
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