Manitoba Farm Women Conference 1995 Winds of Change
The 9th Annual Manitoba Farm Women's Conference drew about 160 rural women to the Delta Winnipeg on November 3 to 5, 1995. Keynote speaker Alan Simmons led workshops on Ride the Winds of Change and related topics, while weather limited tours to The Manitoba Ballet and The Breads of the World.
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M.F.W.C
Delta
Winnipeg
Manitoba Ballet
Breads of the World
Alan Simmons
Marlinghurst
Brandon
Pillsbury
Throne Speech highlights rural Manitoba growth and diversification
The Throne Speech outlines prudent finances and strong economic development in Manitoba with a focus on rural growth. It details programs for agricultural diversification, including the Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation loans, Agri-Ventures grants, Grow Bonds, and Community Works to aid farmers adapting to Crow Rate loss and explore new opportunities. A task force will consult rural communities to shape future policies as federal transfers dip.
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Manitoba Agri-Ventures Initiative
Manitoba
Legislative Building
Broadway Avenue
Winnipeg
Janice Filmon
Brent van Koughner
Agri-Skill Inc
Robert Schultz
Morden - Winkler
Clay Gilson
Linda Lowry
Leslie Zegalski
Mona _ Brown
Diane Kowalchuk
Bill Turner
Bill Poole
Beth Cruikshank
Harry Siemens
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Farm Women's Conference
Denis Rocan
M.L.A - Gladstone
Hospitality Committee
Spruce Woods Electronics & Home Furnishings
Glenboro