Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 23, 1969, Winnipeg, Manitoba Cadieux supports military exercise Winnipeg free press. Wednesday july 23, 1969 by Victor mack1e Ottawa staff an exer Cise in the Art of peace keeping is necessary and use fun. For the Canadian armed forces according to defence minister Leo Cadieux. He warned peace can be not Only endangered abroad but also threatened at Home by riot and revolution. All that Canadian troops were doing at Camp Gagetown in a 10-Day mid june exercise the minister explained in the com Mons tuesday was rehearsing the arts of it has stirred up storms of the commons the nip member from the factory City of Oshawa and the defence minister Fol Lowed each other in a series of corridor interview and press conferences in the corridors just outside the House. Or. Broadbent said he resented the implication that Trade unionists could be considered As possible or even potential Why had t the army exercised in the Art of putting Down an uprising of Campus i replied the de Fence minister that we might Haye been in this sort of trouble no mater whom we had chosen As the enemy in our anti protest from the Canadian labour Congress and new Democrat members of Parlia ment. The minister said this is but while he is sorry he is not president Donald Macdonald of the Canadian labor Council fired off an angry letter to or. Cadieux. He protested the exercise and demanded a Public apology from army officers responsible practise for having made an a Mamed i Leader of an unnamed labor i Stua i i lion said or. Of Dinv revolutionary rehearsal. If hippies had been our candidates they would have been mad at us. But let s be intended offence must rehearse these things it is useful and necessary that we know what we Are doing. So far the purpose Only of a practise sensible. To none. We we Union in an unnamed country the fictitious enemy in the anti revolutionary Gagetown exercise. Or. Cadieux As defence minis i said or. Cadieux the armed forces said the minister were obligated by to protect and preserve the authority of the civil Power. Or. Cadieux As defence minis of j i e Clu Power Ter acknowledged the ultimate i by a responsibility. I attorney general they he insisted however no slur or insult Boa met respond he said. Insult against organized labor was intended or implied. Fiere would be no apology. The new Democrat member conceded that perhaps the forces did have a role however the engaged in i coping with a mythical situation int or protecting in a mythical be i from the exp aimed however for. Broadbent still x they have to practise they can t improvise in the arts of peacekeeping peacekeeping can involve the keeping apart of two violent i actions in a dispute the preservation of civil order in the face of violent disorder or the crushing of a revolutionary movement mounted to. Over a throw the government by he pointed out. Or. Cadieux explained the defence department has always maintained the friendliest pos sible relations with the unions. It intends to continue those Friendly relations. We Are faced Here with an Over All exercise in command and control and in Urban control us Well As All sorts of considered the exercise an insult to Canadian students say pay unfair things in which Canadian forces have to participate elsewhere. There was a scenario. It was a mythical Union in a mythical Al Bodie. President of the other students Union said metro is taking advantage of current student unemployment by offer ing and paying Ower rates to students doing work similar to , Usu in work similar to place not in Canada acted out. That done by regular labourers 1 Here was an exercise in which who he said Are also a political problem was involved i seasonal employees in which a minion formed a i or. Bodie said the different j political party and that is always a mythical said or. Cadieux. Liberal and conservative members smiled broadly and rates of pay were brought to the student Union s attention by a student paid 20 cents less an hour than a co worker doing Meir Iuelis a Milieu uru Ariy Ana applauded. N e w democratic work with metro s Parks party members sat silent. J and Protection division. This is the Type of exercise about 100 students out of a that went on at Gagetown. It total part time labor Force of 500 was explained by the up uric arc affect d. Relations officer in the Region to this contradicts the labor the local newspapers. First of movement s principle of equal All there was no intention to be nay for equal work som Thuv injurious to the labor unions. If they claim they Are champions that was the Case then i would or Bodie said have to conclude that the t. Canadian forces Are probably t f better at peacekeeping than be increased by six said the minister. A. H snapped Edward Broadbent or Cen in nip Oshawa Whitby i per cent m 1970 find the minister s answer total. I a regular lab find the minister s answer total a ret ular labourer receives by an hour or a week following a Brief skirmish in Durins the first six months of employment with metro. A student receives an hour or s92 a week. Both metro and Union officials defended the student scale. J i a Union official said the k f pay rate at metro is m. Higher than that paid by private firms. He also said students Are usually hired for specific jobs such As traffic counts which Aren t As rigorous As work done by regular labourers. The Union official said other organizations have student pay rates. But or. Brodie said he is aware Only of special rates at Manitoba Hydro for students working on surveying Crews. But they Are getting expert Telegraph action under Way by vector Mackie Ottawa a move to reduce Telegraph service in smaller centres across the country is underway it was Learned Here tuesday. The joint Canadian National Canadian Pacific Tele communications service formed in 1968, took one step to Cut costs by closing Down either a Cut or Cut office in each of the centres served by Telegraph service across the country. The next Cost saving move will be to curtail Telegraph service in the smaller centres. Ottawa will remain open 24 hours. A report of of Victoria tuesday served by a Cut office said that commend ing aug. 1 Telegraph service at night after 8 . 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