Stupidity and Odour Tap at Livestock Debate in Manitoba
Ken WappDell argues in a Manitoba context that intensive livestock operations stir economic promise and odour concerns. He recalls 1950s 60s mixed farming near Holland Man, stresses waste management, and notes odour from Rothesay Trail Meats and Maple Leaf carcass handling amid calls for tighter controls and smarter siting.
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Ilos
Manitoba
Holland
Man
Terry Oatway
Terry
Oatway
Bothesay
Maple Leaf
Neepawa
Winnipeg
Rothesay
Trail Meats
Canada Day Prayer Call to Heal Nations Weakest Link
A reflective essay recounts a farm mishap with a broken chain and a father son lesson about weakest links. It then shifts to Canada Day themes urging nationwide prayer to heal Canada, citing 2 Chronicles 7 14 and urging all faiths to confront personal wickedness and unite to strengthen the nation.
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Neil
Robert Stanley Weir
Solomon
Israel
Church
Canada
Taxpayers back plan to cut interprovincial business subsidies
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation supports Manitoba’s push at a Vancouver meeting for an interprovincial trade agreement to reduce subsidies. It urges ending all subsidies and credits, replacing subsidies with competitive taxes, and phasing out payroll taxes to improve the business climate.
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NDP
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
CTF
Manitoba
Vancouver
Ottawa
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Ken Wappdell
Industry
Trade and Mines
Mary Ann Mihychuk
Victor Vrsnik
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