From NHL stars to Canada’s largest legal grow-op, there’s lots happening in this small Manitoba town
Reference to a “carbon tax” turns up in the Lacombe Globe in an op-ed by Conservative MP Blaine Calkins.
The following appeared in the Flin Flon Reminder yesterday as Conservative MP Rob Clarke’s MP report.
From the archives in 1958: The lonely Manitoba mining settlement of Flin Flon stunned the sports world by winning a national hockey championship. But that is only part of the story.
From October 1938: Ten years ago Flin Flon was a struggling mining camp in the wilderness; today it is Manitoba’s third city