Central Plains Inc urged to expand leadership and funding
The Central Plains Region recommendations call for expansion of Central Plains Inc. with added staff and restructuring. They praise President Henry Arthur and manager Clarence Riach but warn the current staff cannot carry out larger economic stimulation plans without a realistic expansion, provincial government support, and new financing.
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Central Plains Region
Central Plains Inc
Henry Arthur
Clarence Riach
Central Plains Organization
Riach
A Matter of Taste In Toronto consumer forum debate on flavor decline
A Toronto consumer forum hosted by a major supermarket chain explored why meats and foods seem bland today. Critics blame factory farming and mass production while proponents cite aging taste buds, with columnist McKenzie Porter arguing that franchised outlets standardize flavor and dull variety.
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Toronto
McKenzie Porter
Porter
Manitoba's Health Minister Faces Fire Over Volunteer Agencies
Manitoba Health Minister Rene Toupin was accused in the legislature of steering his department toward empire building. Gil Molgat charged he aimed to oversee volunteer bureaus, while Toupin defended that agencies funded are run by boards not tied to a single government plan. He noted government funded grants for 1971 72 totaled 5 7 million, up from 5 2 million, with all prior grantees receiving ongoing support.
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Manitoba
Rene Toupin
Gil. Molgat
Ste. Rose
Winnipeg Family Bureau
Empire Builders
Toupin
Cies
Molgat
Oes
Scientist calls cutting pollution source to end mercury danger
Dr. Graham Bligh of the Freshwater Fish Research Institute says mercury pollution in Lake Winnipeg will decline only after the pollution source is halted and clean water returns. He notes higher contamination toward the lake’s sea end, with perch and bass dying and sauger and pike variably affected. Manitoba Resources Minister Sidney Green says the government studies the situation and has not decided on bans, while awaiting a report on the Assiniboine River and its effect on possible use of the Portage Diversion during high water.
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Graham Bligh
Freshwater Fish Research Institute
Lake
Winnipeg
Japan
Sidney Green
Lake Winnipeg
Winnipeg River
Bligh
Dryden
Red
Green
Assiniboine
Brandon
Portage la Prairie
Portage
Manitoba
Mani‘toba
Control Needed Of Canadian Water
A spokesman for Canada’s energy and resources department signalled possible firm action against U.S. pollution of Canadian waters. A.T. Davidson told Ontario pollution delegates that Canada must push for strict water quality objectives, especially in the Great Lakes, and that a united stance could force the United States to respond.
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United States
A.T. Davidson
Department
Ontario
Canadian Institute mm
U.S
Canadian
Canada
Great Lakes
Davidson
His One Mistake He Wore His Rubbers In Rain
The piece lists his routines and health habits including wearing rubbers in rain brushing teeth twice daily and doctors visits. It notes a funeral planned for Wednesday and that he is survived by eight specialists three health institutions two gyms and many health food and antiseptic manufacturers.
Manitoba Plans New Grade 12 Exam Policy
Education Minister Saul Miller announced plans to phase out the Manitoba High School Examination Board and replace final exams with continuous testing. He said current grade 12 students will still complete their tests, while three universities may offer special services for students entering postsecondary education.
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Manitoba
Miller
Saul Miller
Manitoba High School Examination Board
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