Rapeseed Market Opens in Thunder Bay Futures
Otto Lang, minister of the Canadian Wheat Board, predicts steady rapeseed growth as a new Thunder Bay futures market on the Winnipeg Grain Exchange links Lakehead to Vancouver. Eastern Canada and Europe show rising interest, with Prairie farmers doubling output this year and a record 75 to 80 million bushels expected.
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Otto Lang
Canadian Wheat Board
Lang
Thunder Bay
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Lakehead
Vancouver
Canada
Europe
J. E. McWilliam
Japan
Thunder Bay Board
Mr. Mc
Manitoba Wheat Crop Down Over Half
Manitoba Pool Elevators forecast 1970 wheat production at 31 million bushels, less than half of last year’s 65 million, due to lower yields and reduced wheat acreage. Seeded area down to 1.4 million acres from 2.5 million. oats, rapeseed, flax and other crops show mixed gains and declines. Frost risk could further reduce yields.
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Manitoba
Vince
Dominion
Bureau of Statistics
Pool
Government obligation urged in Cree band dispute
Resources Minister Sidney Green stated the Manitoba government has an obligation to the Chemahawin band of Easterville in a breach of contract case arising from 1964 hydro dam flooding on Cedar Lake. The band alleges reckless distribution of 3.5 million in compensation and unfulfilled promises after resettlement. Easterville lies 300 miles northwest of Winnipeg.
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Sidney Green
Green
Easterville
Man
Saskatchewan
Grand Rapids
Cedar Lake
Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench
Manitoba
Winnipeg
1970 Deer Moose Seasons Outlined
Manitoba department outlines 1970 deer and moose seasons with archery openings August 31 in many regions and varied closing dates across zones. Details specify resident and non resident hunt allowances, morning only deer in southwestern areas, and moose seasons spanning from early September to late January in far north and Riding Mountain regions with many area specific dates. Hunters are urged to consult the big game synopsis for exact dates and area restrictions.
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Manitopa Department of Mines and Natural Resources
Interlake
Pointe du Bois
Bissett
Winnipeg
Red River
Pas
Swan River
Cranberry Portage
Lake Manitoba
Ashern and Hodgson
Dauphin River
Lake Winnipeg
Nitoba
Riding Mountains
Wamipigow
Far North
Lake Winnieg
Premier Schreyer weighs flood limit for lake project
Premier Ed Schreyer said flood levels for a Churchill River diversion must not exceed 14 feet to avoid disturbing northern Manitoba. He spoke after a summer visit with Transportation Minister Joe Borowski and noted plans to salvage timber at risk, with a decision expected in 30 to 40 days.
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Ed Schreyer
Manitoba
Schreyer
Joe Borowski
Churchill
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