Wildlife heritage urged during Manitoba Wildlife Week
Hon Sterling Lyon calls Manitobans to observe Wildlife Week April 5 12 and reflect on wildlife heritage. He cites historic abundance from Alexander Henry to Jack Miner and urges education and conservation support for lasting balance and sanctuaries.
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Sterling Lyon
Q.C
Niles
Jack Miner
Government of
Manitoba
Rapeseed Acreage Seen Rising in Manitoba
Rapeseed acreage in Manitoba could rise substantially this season without harming markets, says provincial Special crops agronomist Dave Duriesen. Last year acreage doubled from 26,000 to 52,000 acres and production from at least a doubling of that area could be absorbed.
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Interteke
Swan River Valley
Pasquia
Manitoba
Dave Duriesen
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Health Dept Centralizes Alcoholism Services in Manitoba
Manitoba Health Department takes direct control of alcoholics services effective April 1, merging the Manitoba Alcoholism Foundation and Salvation Army Harbour Light Centre as vocational agencies. The initiative streamlines resources, reroutes funding for education programs, and creates a coordination committee to identify gaps and improve services for women and youth.
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Manitoba Department of Health
Manitoba
Health
C. H. Witney
Manitoba Alcoholism Foundation
Salvation Army Harbour Light Centre
Rehabilitation Services Division
Department of Health
Manitoba Alcohol Education Service
Health Education Bureau
Health Department
Department of Education
Witney
Manitoba Committee On
Alcohel
MOAE
theAlcoholism Foundation Act
Salvation Army Harbour Light
Local Option Feature In Lord's Day Bill
Manitoba Legislature approves principle of local option for Sunday paid performances after 1 30 p m Communities may decide by vote if they want Sunday shows after 1 30 p m under bill by Minister R G Smellie QC
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Manitoba
Municipalities May Allow Sunday Activities Under New ByLaw
The act permits bylaw driven Sunday activities with admission, including performances sports exhibitions and moving pictures, varying by locality. Initial bylaw approvals require majority municipal vote within 12 months. later byvotes need 20 percent voter support. Winnipeg’s 1962 October vote is recognized under the act. The bill moves to a Legislative committee for hearings before final passage.
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