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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 19, 1983

Page

2

Property rights in Canada need constitutional protection says Peter Warren

Peter Warren argues land ownership rights are not guaranteed by Canada's Constitution. He cites a 1950s Ontario case where a farmer faced expropriation for pylons and inadequate compensation. Warren urges entrenchment to empower private owners to seek proper compensation and notes broad support from real estate and legal groups.

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Canadians Lose Battle of the Bulge in Street News Push

Reggies Ramblings notes hundreds of thousands of Russians marching in Moscow to denounce U S arms policy as a world safety threat. The piece highlights court and church building efforts by Jehovah's Witnesses and quotes Louisanewe on multiculturalism stressing freedom of speech for Manitobans regarding French language rights.

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Canadians in a mood for change after postwar boom

Bill Smiley observes Canadians reel from the postwar boom and rising affluence. He notes a shift from dour independence to comfortable expectations, with easy credit and accessible housing and cars, and questions whether the nation can cope with these new comforts.

Bill Smiley Canada

Gloomy Canada Not Licked Yet Says Argyle Syndicate Lia

A reflective piece notes economic pain from inflation, unemployment, and rising debt, while optimism endures. It mentions shifts in industry, migration of capital to the US, rising imports, and social tensions amid a wary mood, concluding with resilience and a hint of spring.

Argyle Syndicate

Russell News Clippings Chronicle Local Changes and Events

A series of brief notes from Russell and district history record promotions at Union Bank, law practice shifts, a new electric grit plant startup, telephone line upgrades, and a 210 mile pole wiring contract. Other items note a party at the Leifers, a relocation to Swan River, a fatal accident in Angusville, military enlistments, storm activity, Tony Souchuk taking over Russell Dry Cleaners, school board plans for a new collegiate building, moose hunting success, a Welcome to Russell event for newcomers, and hospital area paving projects.

Russell Tony Souchuk Newdale Russell Dry Cleaners Bob Page Russell School Board

Senate reform debated across Canada amid calls for elected chambers

A wave of opinion pieces and studies push for significant changes to the Senate. Discussions cite elected six year terms, regional representation, and veto power over bills, with mixed views from provinces and commentators. Public tours and parliamentary input are planned to shape reform.

Senate House of ‘Commons Richard Needham Agnes McPhail House of Refuge Anonymous Ottawa Justice Mark MacGuigan Canada West Foundation Red Chamber Canadian West Foundation Foundation Supreme Court U.S. Senate U.S Esterhazy Miner-Journal Saskatchewan Ontario Quebec Chlaresholm Hanna Herald Hanna Canada Vulcan

Reggies Ne Soccer Bowl Draws 64000 In Van

A large crowd of about 64 000 watched Tulsa United defeat Toronto Canada 24 in a non televised match. The article notes religion and public displays during Christmas sparking debate.

Van Tulsa America Toronto Canada Tophet

Manito ba bilingualism debate prompts editor letters

Readers criticize federal interference in Manitoba affairs and funding of Franco Manitoban groups while praising local beer and barley festival efforts. Remarks reference official bilingualism proposals and Ottawa actors including Trudeau and Joyal, then shift to thanks for festival volunteers and sponsors.

Dear Santor Brugeau Manitoba Serge Joyal Pawley Enges Fo Xst Bilodeau Franco-Manitoban Society sThe New Democratc Ottawa

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