Canada posts gains in exports and trade amid mixed prices
Canada sees domestic exports rise 3 percent in the first five months, led by aluminum products nickel crude petroleum uranium ores and concentrates zinc grains and other goods. Wheat and copper decline while shipments to the United Kingdom fall and other regions rise.
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Saskatchewan Wheat Farmer Balances Land and Livestock Wealth
Ed Schiefner runs a 1440 acre wheat operation near Regina with 960 acres of pasture. He uses modern machinery, sprays crops, and harvests via swaths and combines. The family also raises beef cattle, stores hay, and enjoys farm life with children Fay, Douglas, Donald, and Richard.
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Paddling Pool Opens Amid Big Town Turnout
The Humboldt Lions Club opened the paddling pool for the season with 90 youngsters registering and diving in. Lions president Ben Ackerman and Len Rommel performed the official opening amid calls for cooperation to keep pool and playground facilities enjoyable for all.
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First Canal Attempt in Panama by French Builder
The first canal project in Panama was undertaken by Ferdinand de Lesseps from 1879 to 1889. The effort failed, thwarted by engineering, financial, and health challenges.
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