World Market urged to push Canadian agricultural exports
Dr. MacEachern urged aggressive promotion to boost Canada’s agri export stance arguing the country risks net imports without beef with the western United States seen as a key market. He noted Canada’s marketing system is passive, favoring high prices, and called for broader efforts to tap world markets including U.S. West Coast beef demand amid rising protein needs.
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Vesa Ste Seu Wemuein
Agricultural Economic Research Council
MacEachern
G. A.ious
Ottawa
Canada
United States
United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization
U.S
Australia
Argentina
Canadian weekend accident toll tops 48 deaths
A Canadian Press tally from Friday evening through Sunday shows at least 48 deaths across Canada. Quebec led with 17 fatalities, 15 in road crashes, Ontario logged eight traffic deaths plus drownings, and others across Alberta Manitoba Saskatchewan Newfoundland Nova Scotia New Brunswick Prince Edward Island reported varying traffic and miscellaneous fatalities.
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Canada
Quebec
Ontario
Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Prince Edward Island
School Board debates bus safety and new hires in Winnipeg meeting
Axel Christofferson noted a Winnipeg negotiation seminar on October 30 with A. M. Johnson. Heather Lovatt was hired as a teacher at Bloomfield Hutterite Colony starting November 3. Plumas Elementary approves a biweekly curling schedule for grades 7 and 8 replacing part of physical education. Bus drivers meeting in MacGregor and Gladstone led to a resolution urging public awareness of school bus safety rules and highway signage to deter passing buses during loading and unloading. Gulf Service of Austin won the 1969-70 tires, batteries and accessories tender.
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Axel Christofferson
Winnipeg
A. M. Johnson
Heather Lovatt
Bloomfield
Gladystone
Manitoba
Manitoba Association of School Trustees
Truste Association
Gulf Service of Austin
Deaf Mute Beats the Card System in Cash Prize
A 44 year old deaf mute from Smoky Lake Alberta living with a partially crippled brother on welfare won part of a tobacco company cash contest by using a correct card system hidden in cigarette packages. Reports say others in Lethbridge Calgary Medicine Hat and points between also claimed large sums. Imperial Tobacco confirms all valid cards will be paid.
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Smoky Take
Alta
Nicholas Rubuliak
Imperial Tobacco
Lethbridge
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Jan Murray
Imperial
Cash Aid Planned for Farmers Hit by Winter Weather
Agriculture Minister H A Olson announced a cash assistance program for western farmers facing early winter weather. Interim payments tie to potential yields and may be adjusted after spring harvests, with extra cash advances on unthreshed grain under new Commons legislation. About 25 000 farmers affected by poor weather face financial hardship across Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
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H. A. Olson
Olson
The
Commons
Peace River
Alberta
Briish Columbia
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Hunters Warned To Stay Out Of Pollock For Whooper Crane
Federal wildlife officials urge hunters to keep away from the Pollock South Dakota area where a rare whooping crane is temporarily staying. Davie Fischer says conservation officers monitor the bird and weather conditions may keep it there longer than expected, delaying the opening of the glesser crane season until the crane moves on.
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Pollock
S.D
Davie Fischer
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