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Rivers Banner

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 13, 2008

Page

7

Readers invited to submit signed letters to Rivers Banner

Citizens may send signed letters for possible publication. Submissions can be edited for length and taste and are not guaranteed to appear. Send to info riversbanner.com Box 70 Rivers MEROK 1X0 or deliver to 529 Second Avenue, or fax 204 328 5212.

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Parliament inaction blamed for costly scandals in Canada

Kevin Brown of Winnipeg argues elected MPs should ignore in-house scandals from Bernier and Cadman and focus on oil and gas prices rising debt and cost of living. He urges readers to contact MPs and Senate leader Marjory Le Breton to protect citizens interests while stressing accountability and excellence.

Maxime Bernier Cadman Chuck Cadman Marjory le Breton Senate Canada Kevin Brown Winnipeg

Manitoba OCG hike benefits large farms, not small producers

Green Party of Manitoba President James Beddome argues that increasing the Operating Credit Guarantee from 15 to 25 million shifts risk to lenders and props up large and mid-size farms while smaller family operations fall behind. He cites census data showing rising farm debt and falling net incomes, suggesting the policy deepens consolidation and debt burdens for Manitoba farmers.

Wowchuk Manitoba Agricultural Services Corporation MASC Manitoba Statistics Canada Manitoba Farms Lion James Beddome Green Party of

Wall of silence marks Bill 17 debate in western Manitoba

The speaker laments a pervasive silence in western Manitoba on Bill 17, noting public fatigue with bureaucracy and lack of council support. She warns that complacency signals acceptance as the hog industry spreads into Saskatchewan, echoing a claim by Conservation Minister Stan Struthers and naming John Fefchak of Virden as a reference point.

Manitoba Saskatchewan Stan Struthers John Fefchak Virden

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