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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 02, 2011

Page

6

Asbestos Debate Forces Ottawa to Defend Policy

A reader criticizes Prime Minister Harper for rejecting an international treaty on asbestos risks citing health dangers and Quebec’s economic ties. The letter notes asbestos causes lung cancer and warns of lax regulations abroad, urging clearer scientific reviews amid political stances.

Harper Canada Dan Ottawa Quebec Robert Sopuck Dauphin-Swan River- Marquette

Asbestos debate spurs harsh Canadian opposition critique

ED voices strong criticism of MP Sopuck over Canada’s asbestos policy linking government secrecy to health risks. He cites Cancer Society figures and Health Canada concerns, questions handling methods, and laments labeling and environmental posturing while Canada both exports asbestos and cleans it from its buildings.

Canada Canadian Cancer Society India Mr. Sopuck Sopuck National Roundtable For Standing Commons

Tow truck drivers gain legal protection in Manitoba Move Over law

CAA Manitoba celebrates Manitoba amending Move Over legislation to include tow trucks, giving them the same protections as ambulances and police. The group notes fines of 292.65 dollars for failing to change lanes and calls for continued public education and enforcement. Tim Paskaruk recalls a near fatal incident near Bird's Hill Park, underscoring the risks tow operators face on about 250,000 calls annually.

Manitoba CAA Government of Tim Paskaruk Bird’s Hill Park Tim RCMP

Grain Giant Bunge Welcomes End of Wheat Board

The article critiques Bunge CEO Alberto Weisser after he praises Ottawa’s move to end the Canadian Wheat Board. It questions his view that a board is poorly managed and argues the forthcoming post CWB landscape may hurt farmers, given Bunge’s profit motives and limited commitment to farmer needs.

Ine Globe and Maul Bunge End of Wheat Board Canada Alberto Weisser Ottawa CWB Weisser Auditor General of Canada

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