Manitoba phosphorus rules threaten farmers and raise costs
Analysis argues Manitoba phosphorus regulations to curb lake algae may raise farming costs or drive producers out, with uncertain links between phosphorus, algae blooms, and Lake Winnipeg. It notes limited local research, questionable baselines at 46 monitoring stations, and potential mismatches between targets and outcomes while urging caution.
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Winnipeg
Ontario
Manitoba
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Peter Holle
Frontier Centre For Public Policy
Gods standards are high and forgivness through Christ
The piece argues that Gods standards are impossible for humans to meet. It contrasts flood forecasters with 60 percent accuracy to moral obedience, citing Jonah, Romans, and Corinthians to assert that Christ’s death offers forgiveness and power to change. It concludes with praise for salvation through Jesus.
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Warkentin
Manitoba
Department of Water Stewardship
Iam
Prade
Christ
Homebound Tales of Family History and Courage
Rita Friesen shares personal memories from Easter week including a granddaughter from Alberta and a grandson’s resilience. She recalls a grandfather’s early marriage proposal, a baby in intensive care, and a gun incident from her maternal line, reflecting on the value of family stories and temper challenges.
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Am Aeller
Alberta
Fife
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