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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 16, 1978
Page
1
A short note explains a purple stamp on Sunday roasts and leg of lamb is the Dominion of Canada official seal on life insurance form, certifying the meat comes from an animal registered under the program, easing consumer concern about the source.
The article describes the role of Dominion veterinary meat inspectors and lay assistants who supervise processing plants across Canada under Dr. M Barker. It details ante mortem and post mortem inspections, disease condemnation grounds, and the strict federal stamp CANADA APPROVED used on sound carcasses. It also shares contrasts with U.S. inspection levels and notes staff, training, and supervisory structures.
The coyote bobcat raccoon and badger are added to Manitoba's fur bearing animals list. Minister Ken MacMaster cites higher fur prices and uncontrolled harvest as reasons for the change. He notes that management has become more difficult.
Mr. Mac Master notes that pelts from fur bearing animals yield over 1 million dollars in the province annually. He advocates regulated harvesting to maximize value while protecting these species from overkill. Only licensed trappers may take them, though farmers may act to protect property from damage.
A compact reflection notes that many promises are fragile and easily broken, likening them to pie crusts that cannot withstand pressure or time. The saying emphasizes caution in trusting verbal commitments.
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