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Wednesday, June 14, 1995
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NEWS:
Miclash survives Blue tide
Although each of them had mixed feelings about last Thursday’s provincial election results, the three candidates who ran in the Kenora riding are declaring small victories of their own.
NEWS:
Common sense or common nonsense?
The sky is falling! Or then again, maybe it isn’t. Following last Thursday’s provincial election that saw the Mike Harris-led Progressive Conservations sweep into power, reaction has been typically mixed.
COVER PHOTO:
That’s really cold!
Six year-old Ronny Fiddler found this sprinkler at QEDHS was the perfect way to cool off on a warm Monday evening. Wait ‘til his mom finds out.
NEWS:
What’s in store…
Mike Harris’ campaign promises
- Spending cuts
- 30 percent cut in personal income tax
- “workfare” for social assistance recipients
- Boot camps for young offenders
- Scrap employment equity legislation, and labor law banning replacement workers
Recently the Liberal government introduced Bill C-21. This legislation will make changes to the Firearms Act and the Criminal Code of Canada...
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