Speaking Out on Native Rights and Jobs at Provincial Legislature
A provincial legislature session opened amid pomp and riots as native demonstrators demanded jobs and a public forum. The speaker argues personal responsibility, government limits, and mobility influence unemployment, urging self-reflection, and relocation for work.
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Oat Marketing Reform Ends CWB Monopoly
In 1989 the Canadian Wheat Board removed oats from its monopoly under Agriculture Minister Charlie Mayer. Farmers gained freedom to sell oats to the highest bidder and know the sale price. They could accept or reject offers and seek better prices elsewhere.
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Canadian Wheat Board
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Debate over CWB monopoly in grain marketing controversies
The piece questions the value of the single desk CWB in setting higher prices, arguing that lack of detailed sales data prevents objective assessment. It challenges secrecy, notes that old contracts and markets are no longer active, and suggests releasing oat sale details could test claims of premiums from monopoly.
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