Canada unveils new energy policy and social programs
Prime Minister Trudeau announces a National Petroleum Corporation and kept price freezes while extending fuel pipelines and ending the Ottawa Valley line. Polls show Liberals leading, unemployment sits at 5.6 percent. Rights commission to guard against discrimination will focus on women. Family allowances rise to 20 dollars per child monthly from 1974. Loans to 122,396 students total 106.6 million. Local Initiatives Program backs 1,142 projects creating 9,120 jobs.
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Trudeau
National Petroleum Corporation
Montreal
Ottawa Valley
Vancouver
Gallup
N.D.P
P.c.’S
Human Rights
Otto Lang
Commission On Human Rights
Lang
Ial
House of Commons
Lalonde
Canada
John N. Turner
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Pork Producers Trip to Des Moines for American Pork Congress
Manitoba Agriculture’s Hugh Richardson and Canada Packers arrange a Manitoba trip to Des Moines for the American Pork Congress March 4 to 8 1974. Travel by bus from Winnipeg with meals and lodging. events include 5000 guest banquet and seminars on pork production with university and industry speakers.
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Brian Manning
Des Moines
Iowa
Manitoba Department of Agriculture
Hugh Richardson
Beausejour
Canada Packers
America Pork Congress
North America
Canada
Winnipeg
Minneapolis
U.S
American Pork Congress
Holland Agricultural Office
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Ottawa
Holland
Holland Agric
Treherne
Joanne Leslie Holland
Holland Elementary School
Glenlea
Bison Seed & Grain CO. Ltd
Cypress River
Manitoba
Glenboro Motors
Glenboro
Polaris
Snow Mobiles
Toro Snowblowers
Moundview Dairies
Sai