Ottawa's Charlotte Whitton a beacon of change and leadership
Prominent among winds of change over the last half century Charlotte Whitton in Ottawa rises as a national figure. Five-time mayor and civic pioneer, she led with vigor from Queen's University to city hall guiding social welfare and urban progress.
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No Vacancies Highlight Youth Dropout Crisis in Canada
The piece warns that unskilled and semi skilled job shortages collide with rising eager school leavers. Ontario reports 36 percent of quitters lack any certificate. It urges parents teachers and employers to intensify efforts to keep youths in school to avoid long term national costs.
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Wild Rice Harvest Trials Start in Lac La Ronge Area
Experimental harvesting of wild rice begins in Lac La Ronge, northern Saskatchewan, to test future marketing potential. Resources Minister Ejsling Kramer says the project, sponsored by the department of natural resources, aims to provide supplementary income for native residents and seed future expansion.
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Virgin of Kazan on Display in San Francisco Church
The Virgin of Kazan, once enshrined in Moscow’s Kazan Cathedral, is shown in the Greek Orthodox Church in Maple Creek for safekeeping. A fund drive led by Archbishop John aims to restore the icon to the church, ensuring it remains beyond communist control while preserving a major art treasure in America. The Maple Creek News reports, with a brief comic aside about two women on a train from Boston and St. Louis.
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W L F U Schedule Sequences September to October
The W L F U schedule lists September games including Edmonton at Winnipeg and Vancouver at Ottawa followed by Calgary at Montreal and Winnipeg at Edmonton. October adds Ottawa at Saskatchewan Vancouver at Edmonton Hamilton at Winnipeg and Ottawa at Calgary. Matches repeat through mid month with Edmonton and Saskatchewan hosting key fixtures.
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Vatican City State origin linked to 1929 Lateran Treaty
The 108.7 acre Vatican City State in Rome was established in 1929 through the Lateran Treaty, signed by Cardinal Gasparri for Pope Pius XI and by Benito Mussolini on behalf of the Italian monarchy, creating the Holy See territory.
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