Canada’s stance on culture and energy in free trade debate
The speaker argues the cultural sectors gain protection under the free trade pact while U S counteraction is limited by a binational dispute mechanism. Health care remains outside the agreement. subsidies talks stalled. Energy and agriculture are highlighted as key areas with flexible rules and preserved supply management for dairy poultry and eggs.
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North American
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Clayton Yeutter
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Mrs Jean Cook Hosts Meal at Birch Lodge
Jean Cook and Lily Bowles took Mrs Birdie Thompson of Birch Lodge in Hamiota to share a noon meal with residents on Wednesday November 9. Residents remain well and stay close to home. Polls feature in news with sentiment favoring more moisture in the next six months.
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Manitoba Air Ambulance gains 24 hour specialty support
Health Minister Donald Orchard announced an agreement with Health Sciences Centre to provide 17 Winnipeg physicians for aeromedical advice and patient escort. The service will operate 24 hours a day starting October 24 1988, extending Winnipeg medical expertise to rural Manitobans and reducing rural doctors’ travel for escorts.
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Donald W. Orchard
Health Sciences Centre
Manitoba Air Ambulance
Orchard
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