Dignity of Legislature Questioned by Reporters and Readers
A Manitoba news page defends reporters against claims of lowering dignity while critiquing gatekeeping in the House. It cites incidents from other parliaments and affirms the Manitoba Legislature mostly maintains decorum though some members and visitors show mediocrity. A reader letter from rural Manitoba lambastes social behavior, urging stricter laws on town beer parlors and highlighting gender roles on farms.
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Beefs In Letters About Neighbors And Canada
A reader critiques claims that farm folks are good neighbors and questions Canada’s greatness, noting experience across years and territory. The writer wonders about the column’s purpose and the appeal of deciphering eight pages to justify the address.
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Manitoba Paper expands North America's top newsprint mill
Manitoba Paper Company Limited completes a six million dollar expansion at Pine Falls on the Winnipeg River northeast of Winnipeg. The project doubles daily output toward 500 tons, upgrades two machines with Beloit equipment, raises speed to 2000 feet per minute, and expands labor to 200 in the plant, with 520 workers and 20 million in yearly shipments centered in the United States. The mill spurred a company town, Pine Falls, grows with hospitals, schools, hotels, stores, and other facilities as the industry pledges sustained yield logging and continued growth.
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