Here is every game the Regals played in the 1955-56 season after the initial game in Brandon on Dec. 17, 1955. The home team is in capital letters. The record is wins, losses, ties. If a team lost in overtime, it didn’t get any points.

Dec. 17, 1955: Edmonton 4, BRANDON 1 (2,266, 9-17-4)

Dec. 21, 1955: Calgary 5, BRANDON 0 (1,354, 9-18-4)

Dec. 23, 1955: WINNIPEG 2, Brandon 1 (n/a, 9-19-4)

WINNIPEG — Close to 100 temporary foreign workers, mainly from China, whose time in Canada is running out, rallied on the steps of the Manitoba legislature Tuesday to raise awareness of their situation.

They arrived in Manitoba before the federal government cut immigration levels — when international students and temporary foreign workers had a shot at becoming permanent residents if they met the requirements to stay, said Ruby Lu.

“We come here for a few years and we work for a few years, pay taxes. Some of us are already bought a house,” said Lu, whose work permit expires at the end of the year.

“So if our (permit) expires, we don’t know what to do,” she said in front of demonstrators holding signs with messages including “we love Manitoba” and “bring back TPP” — the temporary public policy used by the Manitoba provincial nominee program to support open work permits and prioritize permanent residency for select candidates.

OTTAWA OFFERS $100M LOAN

OTTAWA — The federal government is extending a $100-million loan to help a forest products company in Western Canada cope with tariffs and trade uncertainty.

Finance Canada said it’s offering the funds to Millar Western Forest Products, a company that runs three pulp mills across Alberta and British Columbia, to help the company with near-term needs like rebuilding its log inventory.

Canada’s forest sector has been hit directly by steep U.S. tariffs but Finance Canada also said the domestic softwood lumber industry is struggling under the weight of global trade disputes.

SEVENTY YEARS AGO

Robert Young Eaton, president of T. Eaton Co. for 20 years, died in hospital in Midland, Ont. He was 81.

Harry young of Brandon, with a 31 1/2 inch, eight-pound pike, was the winner over Elgin’s James Maguire and his 30 1/2 inch, eight-pound pike in a contest at the Fish Registration Centre at Pelican Lake, Ninette.

SIXTY YEARS AGO

Previous owners of Moreland Manor included Brandon Sun society reporter Kaye Rowe and her husband, Brandon School Division Supt. G.R. Rowe. Incorrect information appeared on Page A1 of the July 27 edition of the Sun.

Evan Nachtigall of Brandon is tied for 12th after the first round of the 96-hole Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship on Monday at Mickelson National Golf Club and Heritage Pointe Golf Club in Calgary.

Nachtigall had six birdies and two bogeys in shooting a 4-under 68, which has him two strokes back of Tiger Xie of Surrey, B.C., Brett Jones of Calgary and Jay You of Langley, B.C., who all carded rounds of 66. Eight players shot 67.

Drew Jones of Brandon carded a four-over 76 and is tied for 195th in the massive field at an event that is running for the 121st time.

» The Brandon Sun

1. July 28 — WHL’s origins.

2. July 29 — Considering Brandon.

3. July 30 — Relocation, 1955-56 season.

4. July 31 — 1956-57 training camp.

Results from the under-11 AA provincials in Brandon.

FRIDAY

Westman Heat 12, Interlake Maroons 6

Westman Heat 10, Southwest Strikers 2

Results from the under-13 AA provincials in Brandon.

FRIDAY

Westman Fury 11, Eastman Blaze-Tureene 2

Westman Fury 10, Winnipeg Bolts-Blue 5