Why Farmers Have Anger Problems
Farmers and ranchers show more anger due to high stakes in a volatile market. Limited control over prices, climate, and policy power, plus large financial commitments to land and equipment amplify stress. Competition and dependency on unpredictable factors heighten frustration.
RCMP July activity report from Hamiota Detachment
The Hamiota RCMP log for July lists charges including impaired driving, and multiple property damage and traffic incidents under investigation or concluded. Other items recount theft, possession of a stolen vehicle, and a telecoms theft complaint, plus numerous traffic tickets and six hour suspensions from alcohol tests.
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Farming Safe Practices Highlighted By Canada Safety Council
The Canada Safety Council reports farming as Canada’s most hazardous occupation with a farm death rate of 55 per 100000, topping mining and construction. From 1983 to 1993, about 1265 farm deaths occurred, averaging over two per week, with hazards including machinery noise dust chemicals large animals viruses endotoxins and fertilizers.
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Farm safety helps rural communities stay vibrant
Farm accidents devastate families and farms but affect the whole community. Agriculture supports nearly two million Canadian jobs, about 15 percent of employment, and a healthy industry keeps machinery, fuel and supplies moving, reducing pressure on health care. Working together sustains a thriving rural life.
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