Cormorant study funds amid fish stock concerns in Manitoba
The provincial government awards nearly 20000 to the Lake Manitoba Fishermen's Association for a study on whether large cormorants affect commercial fish stocks. Avianarch Committee counters, noting the birds attract blame while illegal nets near a river mouth hinder spawning. The funding is part of a 144000 statewide conservation program to eleven groups.
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Lake Manitoba Fishermen's Association
Avianarch Committee
Natural Resources Project
Special Conservation and Endangered
April 28 taxes and Hep C push fuel public clash
Walter Robinson argues the government's Hepatitis C compensation stance is hypocritical and fiscally blind as victims pursue court relief. The piece links tax waste and mismanagement in the 1998 Auditor General report, citing Defence projects and a lagging Winnipeg lab, while NHL tax fears and corporate welfare debates frame broader economic strain.
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Canadian Nuclear Projects Ltd
CNPL
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
Whiteshell Laboratories
Whiteshell
Ledeune
Walter Robinson
Feds
Auditor General
Denis Desautels
Defence
Winnipeg
Re Lab
Paul Martin
NHL
House
Canada
Mintz
CTF
Canadianera Association
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Gregory Nesbitt
Wanda Strachan
Sharon Scora
Connie Kay
Dorothy Blight
Darrell Nesbitt
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