Debate reflections on Canada’s family farms fate in 1971
A reader cites a December 1971 Commons debate on Bill C 176 and the Farm Products Marketing Agency. Arnold Peters reads from an Ottawa Citizen piece arguing Canada aims to reduce farms, tying Liberal and Liberal-aligned statements to a longer trend of farming decline and policy pressures. The piece draws parallels to Zimbabwe and laments government indifference to Prairie farmers amid floods and globalization impacts.
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Change and openness in municipal governance across provinces
A columnist reflecting on rapid change in public administration notes that much council work happens in private, warns about internal vs external pace, and cites Saskatchewan councillors booing a speaker who called for fewer municipalities. The piece links internet attitudes and provincial admin practices to broader modernization challenges.
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Contention and change in municipal life across Blairmore
A Canadian review of municipal governance notes varied council use of the Internet and frequent council meetings in Blairmore where RCMP were called to eject unruly ratepayers. The Crowsnest Pass Promoter criticizes both sides for shouting and the Blairmore editor cites closed-door meetings as a core problem.
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