Manitoba Hydro Increases Rates Across Province
Manitoba Hydro will raise electricity rates for customers from April 1 to generate an estimated 24 million in new revenue for the fiscal year. The utility expects a 500,000 shortfall against expenses, to be covered by a transfer from the Rate Stabilization Reserve. Chairman Len Bateman cites higher costs and borrowing rates, noting isolated diesel communities face the steepest increases due to fuel and delivery costs, with continued restrictions on use there. First bills at the new rates will arrive in the second week of April.
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Manitoba Hyrdro
Len Bateman
Standing Committee On
Public Utilities and Natural Resources
Bateman
Manitoba
Canada
U.S.A
Health Centre News Which Cereals Are Most Nutritious
Health Centre News defines a food's nutritious value as its relative ability to sustain life and asks which cereals provide the most nourishment. The discussion centers on how certain cereals contribute to daily energy, growth, and health outcomes.
Feeding replacement cattle questions grain rations viability
Agriculture Canada notes challenge the routine of feeding high grain rations to beef herd replacements. In 168 day trials grain fed calves showed faster growth but more digestive issues and earlier culling, while forage fed cows produced more milk and calves that gained weight efficiently. The piece also discusses cereal nutrition, enrichment limits, and guidance to read labels and balance with fruits, eggs, and dairy.
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Agriculture Canada
Manyberries
Alta
Amaranth Food Color Controversy In Canada And US
Health officials weigh Amaranth safety as FDA debates a ban in the United States while HPB in Canada finds insufficient evidence to remove the dye. Reviews note FAO WHO endorsements and question a rat study influencing US action. Experts stress transparent reevaluation with new data and careful review of color approvals.
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Food and Drug Administration
FDA
United States
Health Protection Branch
HPB
Canada
CBC
Park Residence News Visitors Gather At Mrs Morris Home
Visitors over last weekend at the home of Mrs G Morris included Mrs John Wood Vir den and Mrs Ray Wood granddaughter of Winnipeg Miss Margaret Hodgson granddaughter of Winnipeg Mr and Mrs David Stewart nee Bessie Morris and two daughters Kimberley and Kelly of Long Lake Ontario Mr and Mrs Bob Sunley of Boissevain spent Saturday with his mother Mrs J Sunley and Mrs Belle Butcher of Birtle visited her mother Mrs Stewart left by Rivers Saturday for Hinton Alta to visit her son and daughter in law and will go on to Edmonton to visit her daughter Jean and mil y Mr and Mrs E Duncan spent a few days visiting relatives at Kisby Sask and Reston Mr and Mrs N Yarish of Winnipeg visited the latter's mother Mrs M Hemphill also visitors were Mr and Mrs D Lylyk and children of Brandon.
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G. Morris
John Wood
Virden
Ray Wood
Winnipeg
Margaret Hodgson
David Stewart
Bessie Morris
Kimberley and
Kelly
Long Lae
Ontario
Bob Sunley
Boissevain
J. Sunley
Belle Butcher
Birtle
Stewart
Iby Rivers
Hinton Alta
Inlaw
Norman Stewart
Edmonton
Jean
Mily
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