Ottawa Anti-Inflation Plan faces postal strike and boards
The Ottawa Report notes the Government’s anti inflation program surviving a second week amid sharp labor criticism from postal workers and the Canadian Labour Congress. Bill C-73 passed in principle by the House, with changes expected in committee as the postal strike continues. The piece discusses marketing boards, farm costs, and the plan’s limited effect on inflation, plus details on the Manitoba Human Rights Commission and its Northern Manitoba officer Al Nelson.
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Human Rights Officer from Winnipeg Transferred to The Pas
The Manitoba Human Rights Commission announced a new Regional Office head for The Pas. Al Nelson, who has trained in Winnipeg for two months, will assume duties there starting early November 1975.
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