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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 15, 2005

Page

7

Constituents invited on Bill C-407 right to die debate

Inky Mark M P seeks guidance from Dauphin Swan River Marquette constituents on Bill C 407 the right to die with dignity The letter notes current criminal penalties for assisting death and requests opinions via mail or MP office views will reflect constituents positions if the bill advances Readers are directed to view the private member bill online and contact the MP with their stance

Dauphin-Swan River-Marquette Canada Bloc Québécois House of Commons M.P Parl Parlbus Chambus House Inky Mark Dauphin Swan

Canada in the Gomery era politics of the game

A reflective look at Canadian politics after the Gomery report. The piece traces Tory strategy with the NDP and Liberals, power plays by Jack Layton and Stephen Harper, and the elusive pursuit of the truth as Ottawa plays for position. The writer laments national disillusionment and lingering uncertainty as December looms.

Stephen Harper NDP Harper Belinda Stronach Jack Paul Liberals Mr. Harper Mr. Layton Ottawa Canada

Letter to the Editor on Harpers RCMP remarks

A Niagara Falls reader denounces Conservative claims tying the RCMP to the Gomery inquiry as a partisan smear. The letter argues such insinuations harm the Mounties’ integrity and offer little substantive gain for voters, urging focus on governance.

RCMP Gomery Gomery Commission Adscam Liberals R.C.M.P Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Legacy Will to Survive captures rural Canada life

Canada’s public broadcaster invited photographers to document life in rural Canada for Legacy The Will to Survive. Six days per photographer to assemble essays about decline but also hope in small towns. Top 20 photos chosen by a panel. The project highlights community bonds and resilience amid closures, shrinking populations, and service losses.

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