Early Duck Season Sparks Manitoba Debate and Rules
Manitoba outdoors editor blasts Game Branch and authorities over an Early Duck Season. The piece explains three phased permits to control duck damage, with detailed conditions on area size, blind use, and shooter eligibility, plus notes on related hunting reports from Roblin, Birtle, and Minnedosa and a lighthearted sign mix on the Clear Lake Highway urging anti littering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg Outdoors
Game
Minister of Mines and Natural Resources
Game Branch
Gerry Malaher
Shoal Lake
Minnenosa O Maent
Winnipeg Tribune
Manitoba Game and Fish Federation
Game and Fish Association
Winnipeg Game and Fish
Clear Lake Highway
Minnedosa
Winnipeg
How to aid electrocution victim safely
The text explains that electric shock occurs when current passes through the body. To rescue someone still in contact with the live source, switch off the power if possible. If not, throw a dry rope or cloth loop around the victim's feet or body to pull them away, never touching wet clothing or the flesh with bare hands.
Sailor Bell Bottoms Evolve From Skirts to Zippers
A historical note traces bell bottom trousers from early canvas skirts worn by seamen to modern blue serge pants. It highlights British mariners adopting breeches, deck-scrub origins, and 1950 Royal Canadian Navy updates with pockets and a zipper fly, preserving the tradition of bell bottoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Royal Canadian Navy
The Reality of Profits by Joseph Lister Rutledge
Profit is what remains after costs of production and distribution. It funds capital growth and is not a surplus for endless wage boosts. Profits arise mainly from capital use, with worker efforts supporting but not driving the primary gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lister
Rutledge
Fragmentary Labor Reform Language on Profits and Wages
The text argues that without returns there is no capital to fund industry and public benefits. Profits should not be used to enlarge wages at the source, as that could destroy industries and wages. It proposes improving wages via public cost reductions and policies enabling higher pay without raising goods costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beare Hare Cere
Licensing Board
Ca Hotel
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Rod & Gun
Manitoba
Portage
Delta
RCMP
Joep
Mary Johnson
Federation
Jim Brown
Roblin
Roblin Curling Club
Kenny Markowski
Assiniboine
Jim
George Brown
Birtle
Glenella
Boissevain
Dauphin
Dropmore
Harold Smith
J. F. Wagner
Canada
Henk
Canada Savings
Royal Bank
the Royal Bank OF Canada
Russell Bro
Way
Canitoba Committee On Alcohol Education
Lagietacivs
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