Nominees Named for Canadian Wheat Board Advisory Committee
The Canadian Wheat Board announced 26 candidates for the 11 member Advisory Committee in a Sept. 19 release by Election Co-ordinator B C Lemon. Nominations closed Sept. 14. eligibility hinges on Canadian citizenship or permanent residency and 1990/91 delivery permit status as an actual producer, landlord, vendor or mortgagee. Elections by mail run November 1990.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Wheat Board
B.C. Lemon
Wheat Board
Lemon
Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation receives 100,000 grant
Manitoba Natural Resources announced a 100000 grant to the Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation to conserve restore and enhance fish and wildlife habitat in southern Manitoba. The program includes land acquisition private landowner agreements and projects on white tailed deer winter range rare species streams lake aeration and waterfowl nesting structures.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Natural Resources
Harry Enns
Manitoba Habitat Heritage Corporation
Enns
Manitoba Habitat Heritage Act
Manitoba Natural Resources
Manitoba Grants Support Literacy Programs Across Province
The Manitoba government approves 540000 in grants to more than 20 community organizations for adult literacy and English as a Second Language programs. Education Minister Len Derkach cites learner centered, culturally appropriate approaches and seven focus areas urban rural northern aboriginal francophone multicultural and inmate literacy. Preliminary data show 525 students enrolled with expected growth as programs start earlier in the year. UNESCO designates 1990 International Literacy Year and Premier Gary Filmon proclaims September as Literacy Month in Manitoba.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Len Derkach
Derkach
Manitoba Literacy Office
United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization
Unesco
White urges interest relief for on-farm cash advances
Ottawa MP Brian White asks Agriculture Minister Don Mazankowski to waive interest charges on Prairie Grain Advance Payments Act cash advances for the current crop year. He cites forecast large crops, low quotas, and low market prices creating surplus grain and on-farm cash needs.
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Ottawa
Brian White
Dauphin - Swan River
Don Mazankowski
White
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