Crisis avoidance through farming housing and unions in Manitoba
The piece argues necessity drives invention and growth in rural Manitoba focusing on food production and housing shortages in Neepawa. It highlights 80 housing units planned, population rise to about 4000, and criticizes government policies such as land transfer taxes and hog barn bans that hinder farming and housing, urging collaboration between governments and unions to avert a real crisis.
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God
Manitoba
Cone
Christine
Neepawa
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Hylife
Maple Leaf
Brandon
Summer education shifts aim to boost future success
A Manitoba area article surveys how Neepawa Pine Creek Rolling River and Hazel M Kellington schools handle summer changes. Portable classrooms boost capacity in Neepawa while Pine Creek adds labs and a foods room at McGregor and William Morton. Rolling River emphasizes literacy with coaches and better internet. districts face enrollment and budget contrasts.
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Neepawa
Hazel M. Kellington
Pine Creek
McGregor Collegiate
William Morton Collegiate
Gladstone
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