Vandalism in Canada Spurs Calls for Action and Reform
The piece argues vandals threaten Canadian life from cities to rural towns. It cites public fear, weak penalties, and slow police response while urging government action to restore streets, safety, and community peace. It references historical barbarism and a US anti drug ad remark to underline moral panic.
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TV Against Drugs
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Deadline for WGTPP applications extended to Nov 1 1995
Letter explains extended deadline for the Western Grain Transition Payments Program and outlines filing rules. It notes forms distributed in July and August, a toll free help line, and that more than 75 percent of potential applicants have returned forms. It discusses renter ownership issues and administrative reasons for paying owners.
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WGTPP
Sangudo Sundial Described as Prairie Town Feat
The Sangudo community in Alberta surpasses expectations with a 21 foot tall sundial shaped like a grain elevator. Walter Babiy designed the structure with 54 54 latitude alignment and 1110 foot shadow, built by 60 volunteers over six years with 3,000 hours of labor.
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