Manitoba politics tainted by patronage claims across parties
The piece argues that PCs NDP and Liberals all practice political patronage. It critiques Liberal leader Paul Edwards and NDP leader Gary Doer for seeking elections while Premier Gary Filmon avoids risk. It notes Liberal ad campaigns, potential future court appointments for Edwards, and contrasts former leaders Campbell and Asper with Carstairs Senate appointment, while defending patronage as a standard in parliamentary systems.
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Anitoba
Liberal Party
Campaig Campel
Gary Filmon
Paul Edwards
NDP
Gary Doer
Filmon
Mr. Edwards
Manitoba
Lloyd Axworthy
Court of Queen's Bench
Manitoba Court of Appeal
Charlie Huband
Senate
Manitoba Liberal
Gil Molgat
Sharon Carstairs
Liberal Party of
Douglas Campbell
Izzy Asper
Teevision
Carstairs
Chretien
Tory
Legislative
Canada
Manitoba Boy With The Boot statue theft underlines Winnipeg history
A reader recounts the late 1993 theft of the Manitoba Boy With The Boot from Assiniboine Park English Gardens. The piece details prior relocations from City Hall in 1897 to the Duck Pond in 1913 and to the English Gardens in 1958, notes Crimestoppers offered a reward, and invites readers to add to the legend of the statue and its origins.
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English Gardens
Winnipeg
Assiniboine Park
Ana
CJOB
Loren Reynolds
Susan Thompson
Manitoba
With the
World
U.S
Canada
England
Italy
Sweden
Winnipeg Hall
Manitova
Queen Victoria
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Clayton G. Chaloner
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