The Weeklies Summarize Public Opinion Across Provinces
A collage of brief editorials from Ontario Quebec and Manitoba papers critiques driver behavior art interest in Cochrane library exhibit reflections on Canada’s past democratic life and education funding. Writers warn of unsafe driving youth tax burdens and the risks of weak political opposition in a changing nation.
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Cochrane Public Library
Cochrane iUnt
Northland Post
Seed early debated by Indian Head gardeners in spring
Experts dispute early seeding with warm days accelerating start while Saskatchewan University researchers note higher yields from May seedings. Local gardeners plant cool season crops like lettuce onions peas and carrots. Some evidence shows ultra early germination may reach 19 days, while May 15 seeds emerge in about 11 days. The News Indian Head Sask April 24 1958.
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W. A. Russell
J. H. Gerrle
Saskatchewan University
Mr. Russell
Indian Head
Alf Hines
Gertie
Sask
Saskatchewan scientist studies test-tube schizophrenia
Dr. Humphry Osmond, superintendent of the Saskatchewan Hospital Weyburn, describes a drug induced model psychosis. He details vivid visions of colorful dot patterns transforming into fish and a Van Gogh portrait, illustrating how adrenochrome and similar substances can evoke altered perception while not reflecting a writer's imagination.
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van Gogh
Humphry Osmond
Saskatchewan Hospital
Weyburn
Drury’s 1920 Buick Tour Car Headsfor May 24 Celebration
The Granddaddy of Whitehorse Buicks, Bill Drury’s 1920 Moe Laughlin Buick, a former taxi in Atlin, rebuilt and pampered since its 2000s revival, will appear at May 24 events. Bill’s 1957 Buick Estate wagon sits in the cold, while the old tourer remains lovingly driven by its owner who plans to keep it running.
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Whitehorse
Atlin
Sleeping Beauty
Drury
Spruce Creek
Bill
The
Star
Yukon
More Men Cook Cooks Than Women in Canada Census
At the time of the latest census there were more men than women employed as cooks in Canada. The data highlights gender distribution in culinary work, showing a male majority in the occupation during that period.
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Liskeard
Temiskaming
Canada
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