Redistribution of Canada’s electoral map debated nationwide
The piece argues for immediate redistribution after the census to balance votes across provinces. It notes varying constituency sizes from 12,000 to 233,000 in Quebec and Ontario and calls for independent commissions to redraw the map within 14 to 16 months, possibly delaying an election until after mid-1966.
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Isles de la Madeleine
Quebec
York- Scarborough
Toronto
Liberal Fa
Ontario
New Brunswick
Saskatchewan
Canada
Ee TV Rey
WRN
Church Events and Services Schedule October 1964
Sunday services at various churches including St Pane at River Hills with 10:30 a.m. service and 8:00 p.m. evening programs. October 5 and 7 list Bible classes and junior and senior congregations. Communion at 10 a.m. on Sunday with additional services on October 10 and 1:00 p.m. junior conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Pane
River Hills Oneber
Reverend R C Mathews Mentioned in 1964 United Page
A 1964 United page references Rev R C Mathews, listing his role within the church and his connection to the article’s focus. The note situates Mathews among local religious figures of the period.
Elma Area Weekend Visitors and Local Notices
Elma residents hosted visitors from Winnipeg and Vancouver over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Herman North and Mr and Mrs Peter Karahewich. The W L D B bingo is set for October 2 at 8 30 p.m. at Elma Hall. An engagement is announced for Nancy Lovitt of Vancouver to Mynal Powich with a reception to follow October 17 at Elma Hall. Plato quote noted.
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Herman North of
Kenora
Wm. McAlder
Peter Karahewich
Winnipeg
Peter
W.ld.b
Elma’ Hall
Adrain’ Lovitt
Vancouver
Nancy
Mynal Powich
Elma Hall
Golden Boy symbol of Manitoba and home pride
Travel exposes overlooked home symbols and Manitoba’s Golden Boy rises as a powerful icon of progress. The piece contrasts distant landmarks with local imagery, urges greater celebration of the statue, and notes political debates on leadership, party lines, and national governance.
Canadian Chamber of Commerce Former President Highlights
A former president of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce profile notes leadership and influence within business circles. The piece references tenure on the board and ongoing contributions to national commerce initiatives.
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Trae of
Es Howard
The
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
Pinawa District plans land closing by by law
The Local Government District of Pinawa gives notice of a meeting on October 12 1964 to pass a by law closing a portion of Public Reserve Plan 8369. A plan for inspection is available at the Resident Administrator’s office. The by law would authorize selling the closed portion to Atomic Energy of Canada Limited and objections by affected landowners or corporations must be filed by 4 PM October 12 1964.
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Pinawa
Winnipegs Land Titles
P Atomic Energy
of Canada
Lim
Fism
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