Canadian government delays marijuana legalization ruling
Ottawa faces mounting pressure from two government bodies and Liberal groups to relax or drop marijuana possession laws, but ministers show little support for legalization. A final decision is expected to be postponed for a year or more, with studies and LeDain report guiding the uncertain path ahead.
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Ottawa
Liberal Party
John Turner
Osgoode Hall Law School
Gerald LeDain
Committee On
Gerard Pelletier
Pierre Trudeau
LeDain
Health and Welfare Department
Springfield Leader publication and pricing notes
The Springfield Leader is an independent weekly newspaper serving Manitoba's northern district including Pine Falls and Lac du Bonnet. It lists subscription rates of 3.00 yearly, 5.00 for two years, and outside Canada 4.00 yearly, with advertising rates of 7 cents per agate line and 14 lines per inch, plus a $1.25 rate for Memoriams and Cards of Thanks.
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Manitoba
Pine Falls
Powerview
St. George
Great Falls
Pointe du Bois
Lac du Bonnet
Pinawa
Seven Sisters Falls
River Hills
Elma
Whitemouth
Provencher
Rupertsland
Springfield Leader Ltd
Canada
Is A A For You No One Joins A A In The Usual Sense
A A has no membership applications or fees and requires only a desire to stop drinking. People join by attending local meetings, often after contact through friends, relatives, doctors, or spiritual advisers. Newcomers meet with current members to learn how A A helps and decide if they are ready to stop drinking.
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A.A
Lord Selkirk to operate next summer on Lake Winnipeg
Industry minister Len Evans announced that the M S Lord Selkirk will run as a cruise ship on Lake Winnipeg next summer 1972. Feasibility studies continue on potential winter uses with Manitoba Development Corporation and Captain Rollie Mann examining options at Selkirk docking. Initial plans for a winter floating hotel were revised after the Red River bridge closure and any winter use awaits economic viability.
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M.S. Lord Selkirk
Industry and Commerce
Len Evans
Lake Winnipeg
Manitoba Development Corporation
Rollie Mann
Winnipeg
Red River
Selkirk
Evans
Canada’s wood exports rely on three main markets
About 90 percent of Canada’s forest products exports go to the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan. More than 5,000 wood-based products exist, spanning uses from wearables to food and housing. Deer yards are winter shelters where herds concentrate for shelter and food.
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Canada
United States
United Kingdom
Japan
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MacDuff Report
Springfield
R. D
Bob) McKay
R. R
Bob) Lesko
Flesherton
Ont
Lord Selkirk
Elis
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