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A Very British Coup: Canadianism, Quebec, and Ethnicity in the Flag Debate, 1964-1965
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It is usually assumed that the flag debate of 1964 was about replacing an outmoded British vision of Canada with the distinctive Canadianism of the Maple Leaf. In fact, the debate was not between "British" and "Canadian," but between rival interpretations of Canadianism. Britishness and Canadianness were interpenetrated in both flags. Even if the overt Britishness of the Red Ensign was downgraded, the new flag was a less dramatic break with the past than is commonly thought. If it was not exp...
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REGENCE FOOTWEAR ACQUIRES CANADA'S MAPLE LEAF FOR CHILDREN'S SAKE.
Footwear News
; NEW YORK -- Regence Footwear Inc. has turned a new leaf, getting into the children's fashion market. The Charlesbourg, Quebec-based company acquired fellow Canadian boot company Maple Leaf Inc., Montreal, on Nov. 30, in a deal that augments Regence's North American presence and marks the company's
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Court OKs sale of Maple Leaf assets
Winnipeg Free Press
; face=+Bold; Creditors line up for share of $6.5 millionface=-Bold; By Dan Lett THE death of Maple Leaf Distillers -- a Winnipeg-based company with international aspirations -- became official yesterday as a Manitoba court approved the sale of its building, equipment and inventory. More than a dozen
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Maple Leaf Foods to cut back; Firm stands by Brandon operations z Plans cancelled for $110-M plant in Saskatoon
Winnipeg Free Press
; By David Friend and Ian Hitchen TORONTO Maple Leaf Foods is standing by its commitment to bulk up operations at its Brandon pork-processing plant even as it cuts back operations in other areas. Maple Leaf announced yesterday it has cancelled plans to build a new $110-million pork-processing plant
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WMS helps Maple Leaf get its ducks in a row: duck farm employs an ERP warehouse management solution to streamline a complicated manufacturing process.(Exclusive Feature)
Food Manufacturing
; The need to maintain product quality and freshness from factory to marketplace can complicate the food manufacturing process. When dealing with poultry products, the freshness factor is not just desirable, it is mandatory, regardless of whether the poultry is distributed raw or cooked. Thus,
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Maple Leaf baking unit, Canada Bread to join forces. (Newswire).(Brief Article)
Snack Food & Wholesale Bakery
; Toronto-based Maple Leaf Foods will merge its U.S., Canadian and British baking operations into a single business with Canada Bread Co. Ltd., of which Maple Leaf owns 68%. The move will transform Canada Bread from a Canadian company to one with an international presence in the baking industry,
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MAPLE LEAF TO EXPAND ITS BAKERY ROANOKE BAKERY TO ADD 25 WORKERS, 44,000 SQUARE FEET
Roanoke Times & World News
; ... job," he said. Beth Neu, director of Roanoke's department of economic development, said Maple Leaf's latest expansion is good news for the Roanoke Valley. "We're really pleased that a company of Maple Leaf's stature is expanding in Roanoke," she said. Maple ...
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Maple Leaf sells division to Dutch firm
Winnipeg Free Press
; ... committed to animal nutrition and see this investment as a great platform for growth," Vels said. "So I think it's very good news (for the newly acquired Landmark plants)." Vels said six of Landmark's eight animal-feed plants -- four in Manitoba and two in ...
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Roanoke's Maple Leaf Bakery to take clean air measures.
Roanoke Times (Roanoke, VA)
; ... newspaper, go to http://www.roanoke.com. Copyright (c) 2005, The Roanoke Times, Va. Distributed by Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News. For information on republishing this content, contact us at (800) 661-2511 (U.S.), (213) 237-4914 (worldwide), fax (213) 237-65 ...
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Maple Leaf closing pork plant
Winnipeg Free Press
; ... shifts work to Brandon. Employees of the plant, located on the north side of Marion adjacent to East-Man Feeds, were given the news during the lunch hour. "This plant has been rumoured to close for a long time," said Robert Ziegler, president of Local 832 United ...
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Maple Leaf (Canadian Army newspaper re-released after 50 years).
Esprit de Corps
; ... lavishly illustrated, The Maple Leaf hit the news-stands recently, more than fifty years ... relied on its own uniformed staff. It ran news items from Canada and the U.K. as well as special features, sports news and a MacFarlane editorial always signed ...
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