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Rivers Banner

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 11, 2004

Page

3

Manitoba Hog Farmers Push Back on Fefchak Claims

A Manitoba pig farmer rebuttal argues livestock regulation is strict and cites more than two dozen laws including the Animal Care Act and Water Rights Act. The farmer accuses misrepresentation of Dr Schreir and notes provincial actions already underway.

Fefchak Manitoba Dr. Schreir China Canada

Canadians or conservatives? A Manitoba reader weighs national unity

A Globe and Mail excerpt discusses Peter MacKay’s remarks on the Conservative Party, contrasting unity with regionalism. The letter cites concerns over tax cuts, defense spending, and centralized governance, and argues for a national approach allied with Manitoba environmental studies and agricultural practices. Bryan Ferriss of Bowsman, Manitoba, adds environmental data on hog farming and water quality.

Globe and Mail Canadian Alliance Progressive Peter MacKay New Conservative MacKay Canada Progressive Conservative Party Reform Party John A. Macdonald Fathers of Confederation Progressive Canadian Party New Conservative Party Liberals Phyllis Wage West Bay Manitoba Prairie Canada Manitoba Conservation Red River North Dakota Winnipeg Bryan Ferriss Bowsman Man

Bitter Truth About Aspartame Highlights $350 Million Lawsuit

In a December 2004 Alive magazine excerpt, consumers file a $350 million class action against GD Searle Co. alleging aspartame causes health problems and death. The suit cites early 1980s studies, affidavits, and a rallying push by critics led by Mission Possible Canada.

Health Canada Sandra Town Reports National Justice League Joe Bellon GD Searle Co Searle Donald Rumsfeld Ford John T Linnell Mission Possible Canada Alive FDA Jonathan Emord Supreme Court Burzinski Ray Parker Minnedosa

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