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Portage La Prairie Central Plains Herald Leader (Newspaper) - February 25, 2006, Portage La Prairie, Manitoba
Central Plains 1127 01/03/2007 i f i i is a i Ive l tharary snipe 6 Alfh Ric i t 5 David w. Faurschou l Portage la prams constituency Canad inns Portage la Prairie 857-9267 language lessons Portage newspaper helping immigrants learn English Page 12 Portage la Prairie news saturday february 25, 2006 year 17 no. 35 paying tribute to Village volunteers four Oakville residents singled out for their Community spirit 9working to improve Man. Economy provincial committee seeks ideas to enhance Rural areas by Teresa Falk sport Gladstone rink finishes third legion Curling title eludes 1998 champs on Home ice 14 Portage la Prairie 5 Oakville Elie 6 Gladstone 7 Macgregor Austin 8 Central Plains Herald Leader Gladstone a eco tourism producing natural foods and partnerships Between communities were among the ideas tossed around at the creating opportunities a adding value in Rural and Northern Manitoba Public meeting in Gladstone on feb. 17. Quot we re looking at value added opportunities in Rural Manitoba Quot said Susan proven chairwoman of a four person committee formed by Manitoba agriculture food and Rural initiatives to consult with Manitoban on the Issue. The Gladstone session which attracted about 50 people was one of to meetings held throughout Southern Manitoba. Proven Laid All the meetings have gone Well but the Gladstone meeting was one of the better attended. Robert Adamson economic development officer for town of Gladstone and Rural municipality of westbound said it s great to have such a meeting Quot in your own Quot and it certainly reflects the importance that they the province place on Gladstone and area Quot he said at the meeting. Proven who operates a bed and breakfast in Minnedosa said the Gladstone area is focused on beef production cow calf operations for Ages pasture and some crops. Quot but none of these commodities have really Iven the producer much of a return in the last new years Quot she said in an it has been very difficult and the provincial government has realized it needs to Start helping residents beyond primary production she noted. Quot their idea is that if we can add some value to these primary commodities Well be Able to charge a Little bit More and keep people economically viable Quot she said. Manitoba s agriculture minister also made an appearance at the session. Rosann wow Chuk said the meetings provide Manitoban firmer Foutt Central Plains Hera i in Arr Susan proven of Minnedosa discusses value added opportunities in Rural Manitoba with approximately so people at a creating opportunities a adding value in Rural and Northern Manitoba Public meeting in Gladstone on feb. 17. I with the Chance to share their views on How the province can move Forward with value added opportunities. Quot i m impressed with the number of people that have come out despite the cold weather Quot she said in an interview on feb. 17. Quot and that tells me that people want to move realize that there Are challenges and we have to look at How we can change our Economy. How can we add value to those Many resources that we have Quot tie crowd which broke into four groups attempted to answer that question. Groups discussed what opportunities exist for value added businesses in their communities and the barriers and challenges to those opportunities. Barriers included a declining and aging population infrastructure capital and a Lack of working together. Groups also discussed what the government can do to support value added develop ment. Les Martinet and his group said Manitoban should be Able to go to one source of government to Access information instead of getting m see province Page 2 88 2006 Corolla be Alvord winning per for Monte include a a Keynes entry folding rear Wai. 53 mfg Highway starting at 19,036 �55 Toyota 2006 Camby be a be Teller fully equipped 43 mpg Highway. Starting Ai Star smart 26 401 Portage Toyota Highway 1a West a 857-7874 or 1-888-481-9915 a Toyota
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