Red Chamber image taking a beating The Canadian Senate
The article argues the Senate, called the Red Chamber, was designed as a sober check on elected power, shaped by fears of American-style politics. It notes its 105 members, debates over abolition or reform, and the recent scandals of Senators Duffy Brazeau and Harb drawing public revulsion and costly repayments.
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Canadian Senate
Canada
Fathers of Confederation
Ottawa
Legislative Union
Confederation
Senate
House of Commons
Meech Lake
Charlottetown
Budkiss
Pierre Elliot Trudeau
Justin Trudeau
Liberal Party
Grasshopper
Mike Duffy
Patrick Brazeau
Mac Harb
Red Chamber
Balloon skewers at St Pat’s School Science Fair
Josh Verloop demonstrates a balloon skewer experiment at a St Pat’s School Science Fair, showcasing a curious physics demonstration.
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Josh Verloop
St. Pat’s School
Taber Arts Ticket Highlights Local Library Display and Benefit Concert
The Taber Public Library hosts Jackie jewelry displays with sales possible after the exhibit. On May 15 Ferguson Fights Back Relay for Life presents Hoja in concert at W R Myers High School gym at 7 p.m. Tickets price details provided. Proceeds go to the Canadian Cancer Society.
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Taber
Jackie
Ferguson
Hoja
Canadian Cancer Society
W.R. Myers High School
Golf shifts to shorter rounds to attract players
The golf industry pushes nine hole rounds and play it forward as a fix for declining participation and revenue. Golf Digest leads the effort with quotes from Jerry Tarde about targeting non players who see golf as a half day. The movement argues shorter rounds can keep the game thriving.
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Golf Digest
Jerry Tarde
Colin Montgomerie
Seattle Times
Mets
Rockies
Denver
Wayne Gretzky
Steve Simmons
Sun Media
Mike Gillis
Canucks
Alain Vigneault
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