CF plant to spend 15 20 percent on pollution controls
Canadian Fertilizers plans a 1.26 million ton ammonia and 900 thousand ton urea yearly complex in Medicine Hat with five plants overall. Dr. Ken Nielsen says about 15 20 percent of the $300 million project will fund pollution control equipment to meet provincial environmental limits.
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Medicine Hat
Ken Nielsen
Department of the Environment
Alberta
Nick Taylor
Western Co-operative Fertilizers of
Calgary
United Cooperatives of Ontario
Co-operative Federee de Quebec
Hat
Nielsen
Ontario links in tainted Quebec meat supply exposed
Quebec police inquiry heard of a supply network that shipped tainted meat across Ontario to retailers in Hull Food Supply and other outlets. Leo Lacelle testified he bought large quantities from Ontario salvagers 1971 to 1975, with some meat coming from near Peterborough and shipped via unmarked trucks to Quebec, amid raided firms and alleged cross border sales. Ottawa officials urged caution noting supermarket meat is safer but restaurants offer no full guarantees.
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Montreal
Quebec
Ontario
Quebec Police Commission
Pointe Gatineau
Que
Leo Lacelle
Peterborough
Ont
van Kleek Hill
Ottawa
St. Albert
East Templeton
Hull Food Supply
Lacelle
Federal Packing Inc
Magog
Iuc
Police Commission
Ernest Lafortune
Federal
Hugh McGovern
Food Prices Review Board
Hargrave outlines prim beef picture in Canada
Conservative MP for Medicine Hat Bert Hargrave told a federal beef inquiry that Canada faces a serious glut with about a million more cattle than the market can absorb by 1975. He cited U.S. quotas, North American supply demand imbalances, freight rates, and faulty federal statistics as key problems.
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Canada
Bert Hargrave
Beef Inquiry Commission
Medicine Hat Public Library
Hargrave
Medicine Hat
U.S
North America
Australia
New Zealand
Commission
Postal protest disrupts Atlantic post offices
Atlantic union action prompts sickouts across Nova Scotia Newfoundland and parts of New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. Unions warn of a possible national walkout as Montreal talks slow and some offices report continued operations while others face staffing gaps. Public posts report uncertain attendance with some offices operating normally.
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Halifax
Atlantic
Montreal
Medicine Hat
Darrell Tingley
Atlantic Region
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
St. John’s
Nfld
Ed Penney
Newfoundland
Whelan presses CLMA for orderly coop before egg controls
Agriculture Minister Eugene Whelan told the Commons agriculture committee he will not impose import controls on U S eggs until the Canadian Egg Marketing Agency CEMA is in a proper supply management position. He noted provincial counts show over quotas in Quebec and British Columbia and said performance bonds are required but not yet posted to penalize overproduction.
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Ottawa
Eugene Whelan
Canadian Egg Marketing Agency
CEMA
U.S
Commons Agriculture Committee
Max Roytenbergh
Whelan
Ontario Egg Producers Agency
Don Mazankowski
Notley calls for new committee to modernize conflict of interest law
Alberta NDP Leader Grant Notley urges a special legislative panel to modernize conflict of interest rules. He cites auditor Rogers findings on ministerial discretion and grant use, asks redrafting of the Legislative Assembly Act, and questions blind trusts as a complete fix.
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Edmonton
NDP
Grant Notley
Alberta
Notley
Glen Purnell
Brazil
Bill Rogers
Department of Agriculture
Legislative Assembly
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Brent Carson
Joanne Metz
Alan Bell
Crescent Heights High School
Allan Jensen
Bruce Dynes
Meat Links
Beryl Plumptre
Wieckr
Lydia Parry- Cullen
Steinberg's Ltd
Merit Beef
St. John's
Truro
New Glasgow
CLMA
Roytenburgh
Herman Driedeger
British Columbia Egg Producers’ Association
Vancouver
Lougheed