Reading to Build a Strong National Feeling in Canada
Fred McGuinness argues that a dominant national feeling stems from being well informed. He criticizes sensationalist outlets and praises Bourque Newswatch as a comprehensive, free daily source, urging readers to invest more time in reading Canadian news rather than watching television.
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No Surprises This Spring Farming Outlook 2001
The piece warns of rising fertilizer and fuel costs, lower wheat prices, and debt pressure, noting land around Glenboro sits idle or is leased to larger farms. It questions profitability, discusses peas as a low-input option, and foresees more off-farm work as farming families struggle to feed themselves.
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