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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1986
Page
2
Education needs focus on lifelong learning and adaptability as trends show Americans changing jobs or pursuing new careers every few years. Emphasize fundamental literacy and a questioning mindset to prepare students for constant skill upgrades and future leadership in growing small businesses.
A fragment discusses unethical business practices and corruption abroad, referencing Thailand, Vietnam, and Italy. It cites snags in shipments, bribery through dock and customs workers, and a Winnipeg trader’s failed venture. A doctor recalls wallets found with money, highlighting pervasive graft.
The columnist frets over postponing tasks until after Labour Day. He notes the quick passage of summer, the changing season, and the pressure to keep promises, explaining that “after Labour Day” means a flexible timeframe rather than a fixed date.
Opinion piece alleges government policies in Limestone and northern Manitoba Hydro favor northern natives while sidelining skilled southern workers. The writer warns of a growing surveillance-like state and fears data collection on individuals, criticizing the persistence of race-based hiring and Big Brother style monitoring.
A Saskatchewan woman Margery learns as an adult she was adopted after a family member revealed the truth. She endured years of trauma and now seeks her birth mother’s medical records, while officials note changing, inconsistent policies on access to adoption files.
A 1906 provincial report notes carpenters forming the frame of Dr. Wrights new block with favorable weather expected to finish soon. other items report threshing near Shellmouth, a lightning accident, beer seizure, a fire at a stable, new oil drilling setup, school enrolments, trout planting progress, and mail disruptions from a rail strike.
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