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Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 02, 1973

Page

2

Conjecture on Canada selling water to the United States grows

Debate centers on whether Canada will export northern waters despite government denials. Analysts warn large water development debts could push Ottawa toward U.S. sales, amid proposals for massive cross-border reservoirs and fears over Canadian sovereignty and North American water as a shared resource.

Canada U.S Environment Davis Ontario James Auld Thunder Bay CBC Canada’s Bocking Los Angeles Engineering Company Rocky Mountain Trench Mexico A. G. L. McNaughton North America Ottawa Soviet Union Europe Asia Thomas L. Burton

Little Support For Land Bill Stirs Manitoba Debate

Liberal member Jeaner Gordon Johnston faced weak backing for a private members' resolution to bar sale of farm and recreation lands to non residents of Canada in Manitoba. Five spoke against. six supported an Uskiw amendment to protect provincial lands for Manitobans use. Participants named include Walding Uruski McKenzie Bilton Enns.

Jeaner Gordon Johnston la Portage la Prairie Manitoba Canada Samuel Uskiw

Night Hunting Restrictions Sought By The Legislature

Manitoba Conservative MLAs press provincial laws to curb night deer hunting known as jacklighting citing rising complaints. They cite a letter from federal Indian Affairs Minister Jen Chretien clarifying that exemptions for Indians apply only on unoccupied crown lands and ministerial access areas.

Jen Chretien Manitoba James Ferguson Ferguson Chretien Jack Marta Province of

Saskatchewan Ends Pasture Allocations For Over Sixty Five

Saskatchewan agriculture policy ends new pasture allocations for farmers aged 65 and older, with a four year depletion plan for those already over 65. About four percent of pasture users are affected. Opposition accuses government of forcing aging farmers from the land. officials say aim is giving younger farmers better access, with rights often passing to offspring.

Saskatchewan Agriculture Department H. J. Fredrickson D. G. Steuart Jack Messer John Gardner L.moosomin Tom Weatherald L—Cannington Don MacDonald Moose Jaw North Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission

Canadian minister reports good prospects for oil equipment exports to China

Canadian Energy Minister Donald Macdonald said prospects for export sales of petroleum development equipment and perhaps engineering contracts to China look favorable after a meeting with Chinese officials. The 33 member Canadian mission travels to oilfields and refineries in northeast China and Shanghai, then returns to Beijing for trade talks.

Donald Macdonald Tang Ke Fuel and Chemical Industries Macdonald Pai Hsiang Kuo People’s Hall Tien An Men ‘Square Pai Canada China Taching Takong Tientsin Shanghai Peking

Manitoba reacts to federal welfare overhaul proposals

Health Minister Rene Toupin said Manitoba will assess the federal plan based on required funding. He described the proposals as good discussion points but questioned Ottawa's financial benefits for Manitoba. The plan includes higher family allowances, a possible guaranteed minimum income, and work incentives, with a two year review and three to five year implementation.

Manitoba Rene Toupin Toupin Marc Lalonde Ottawa Lalonde

Clothing Prices Jump Seen This Fall Across Markets

A Toronto tailor and industry sources warn of a 20 to 50 percent rise in clothing prices this fall due to wool and leather shortages. Men's slacks may go from 29.95 to 35, women's lines from 9.95 to 11.96, and tailored sports jackets from 110 to 150. Manufacturers rush to stock earlier while materials last.

Toronto Orme Hawman J. Michael's Ladies Wear Allan Kaplan Kaplan

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