Speaking Out on Harvest Struggles and Rural Policy
A speaker argues Manitoba prairie farmers face uncertain harvests and contend with debt, depopulation, and policy frustration. He lists ten questions about costs, farming practices, and government policy, criticizing subsidies and urging scrutiny of assumptions. The piece ends noting potential harvest prospects in Manitoba.
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Manitoba
McLeod Harvester
Faithful to the common good over interfaith prayer
A prominent minister from a major U S denomination was removed from the pulpit and his ordination credentials suspended after participating in a six sentence inter faith service near New York City post 9 11 He violated a rule against praying with pagans and was disciplined Critics argue inter faith solidarity in tragedy should supersede rigid rules and call for unity across traditions for the common good
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U.S
New York City
Nyc
Guilliani
Jesus
Christ's Church
Manitoba farmers face slow payout as 600 million shifts to NISA
Agriculture Minister Lyle Vanclief announces 600 million risk management funding will be deposited into NISA rather than direct cheques to 150 000 farmers. Keystone Agricultural Producers warns of delays and administration hurdles delaying access to funds, which would otherwise flow via ENS.
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Winnipeg
Lyle Vanclief
Keystone Agricultural Producers
Weldon Newton
Vanclief
NISA
Newton
KAP
David Rolfe
General Farm Policy Organization
Manitoba
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