Ste. Rose housing projects expanded in Manitoba
MLA Pete Adam announced tenders by Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation for six family houses in Ste. Rose du Lac to house low income families. He noted McCreary elderly housing under construction and other programs in Ste. Rose constituency include 16 family units at Winnipegosis 29 senior units in Ste. Rose du Lac and remote housing at Amaranth Crane River and Ebb and Flow. The Himalaya Karakoram range is cited as the world's greatest land mountain range.
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Pete” Adam
Ste. Rose
Manitoba
Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation
Ste. Rose du Lac
Adam
McCreary
Winnipegosis
Amaranth
Crane River
Canada to Get Agroclimatic Maps for Farmers
Agriculture Canada agrometeorologists unveil agroclimatic maps merging temperature rainfall humidity and soil data to guide farming decisions. Using 30 years of records from 2,500 stations, the maps show crop water use, irrigation needs, frost dates, soil temps, aridity indices, and crop maturity resources, with prairie rainfall supplying less than half of crop needs.
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Agriculture Canada Agrometeorologists
W. K. Sly
Themistry and Biology Research Institute
Canadian Prairies
Agriculture Canada
Sly
Canada
Agriculture Canada Research
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada Protests Cloud Seeding Plan Across Border
Federal Environment Minister Jack Davis opposes Seattle City Light cloud seeding near Skagit Valley and protests to the U.S. government. Talks with U.S. officials on weather modification have begun, with an agreement viewed as distant. The plan uses propane powered ground generators to release silver iodide to boost rainfall potentially aiding Seattle’s power supply, with effects likely crossing into Canada and affecting the Skagit River drainage. Informal hearings in Washington state are underway ahead of formal hearings set for November 12 14.
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Federal
Jack Davis
Seattle City Light
Skagit Valley
British Columbia Lower Mainland
Davis
U.S
Great Lakes
Ross Dam
Seattle
Skagit River
Canada
Washington State
Planet cigarettes to launch in Britain as safe option
Courtaulds research yields Planet half wood cigarettes with 2000 mixture of tobacco and wood. To be sold on a test basis in Coventry Midlands, at 30 pence, with full production depending on market trial success. Additives will be kept as trade secret. Government tax concession hoped if marketed as safer.
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Britain
Planet
Courtaulds
Midlands
Coventry
No Illegal Discrimination Findings in Manitoba School Case
The provincial Human Rights Commission found no illegal discrimination against native students at Winnipegosis High School. It noted institutional discrimination due to remote location of Camperville and Duck Bay and cultural background, with calls to form a separate school district under Frontier School Division and to hire Metis teacher aides, expand native studies, and improve housing for teachers to reduce turnover.
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Provincial
Human Rights Commission
Manitoba
Winnipegosis
Camperville
Duck Bay
Winnipegosis Collegiate
Carascule
Duck, Bay
Frontier School Division
Ben Hanuschak
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