Colorful Manitoba Tourist Booklet Highlights Scenic Attractions
A Manitoba tourism booklet showcases lakes and wilderness areas, city streets, agricultural fairs, and the Winnipeg ballet. Minister Mettarnid notes strong reception and expects the publication to boost tourist numbers and commerce.
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Oto Wurete
Perenancs Ant Vvaeaisen Publica- Tite
Thicacines Canada
Vion J. Mettarnid
Treitie
Winniex Ballet
Manitoba
Legislation Advances as House Weighs Revisions in 1953
The House considers major bills including extensive Criminal Code amendments and Food and Drug Act changes. Health Minister Martin cites cost and provincial accords for delaying a national health insurance plan. Debates touch on immigration law consolidation, defense orders reallocation, and a constitutional shift to grow Commons seats from 262 to 265.
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Commons
Bank Review highlights foreign funding role in Canadian growth
The Bank of Montreal report analyzes capital movement into Canada noting external holdings in government and industry remain sizable. It cites 1951 deficits, later improvement, and US-dominated direct investment while warning about sterling area strain and continued reliance on overseas funds for ongoing expansion.
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Canada
Bank of Montreal
Current Business Review
Hermal
B of M
U.S
USA
Bot M
Peru
Free World
Redistribution Proposal Cuts Province Seats Across Canada
The bill includes a government proposal to reduce the province’s representation by more than 35 percent in any redistribution. It sets a 15 percent floor and shifts seats: Manitoba loses two of 16, Nova Scotia loses one of 13, British Columbia gains four of 18, Ontario gains two of 83, and Quebec gains two of 73. The Yukon Mackenzie seat splits into two with separate representatives for Yukon and Northwest Territories. Other provinces’ totals stay the same, though boundaries may change.
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Western Province
Manitoba
Nova Scotia
British Columbia
Ontario
Quebec
Yukon-Mackenzie
Yukon
Northwest Territories
Outbreak Triggers Cattle and Swine Stock Return Policy
Agricultural officials urge returning all stocker and feeder cattle from farms in the infected area. The move aligns with decisions by agricultural societies fat stock and 4-H clubs to cancel cattle sheep and swine exhibits at fairs. Officials say outbreaks may necessitate review of the policy.
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Federal Health of Afficals Division
A Savage
Embargo Lifted on Western Canada Cattle by Manitoba
Manitoba lifts its embargo on cattle raw hides wool skins and bones from western points and permits free movement into the province for livestock and products outside the quarantine zone. The order keeps federal health quarantines intact and introduces a new rule restricting movement from stockyards to Manitoba farms to curb disease spread.
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Government of
Manitoba
Manitoba-Saskatchewan
F. C. Bell
Agriculture
Federal
Health of Animals Division
Saskatchewan
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