End of the Crow sparks prairie agrarian debate
Globe and Mail reports on the Crow's demise and prairie Canada’s muted mourning. attributed quotes challenge policy blame, with former Conservative ag minister Charlie Mayer linked to the loss. critics say direct farm payment schemes failed, leading to elimination rather than continuation of benefits.
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Shreds of hope in Yugoslavia peacekeeping tale
The piece notes media images of war toll in Yugoslavia and UN safe havens overrun as peacekeepers face hostage risks. Letters from soldiers like Kathy Durance frame the mission, insisting despite frustration the UN helps prevent genocide and supports people to live as they choose.
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Change of ownership for Roblin cafe disputed by local press
A Roblin press release announcing Cox's Food Fare changes ownership in Roblin prompts criticism of The Roblin Review for negative coverage. The writer defends 18-year local business, calls for proactive town promotion and a new business committee to attract investment.
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Media voices on politics and welfare in Saskatchewan editorials
The Barrhead Leader notes debates on Chretien’s discipline of MPs over gun control and possible floor crossing to Reform. It highlights welfare reform calls, editorials from Melville Advance and Weyburn Review, and cites T C Douglas praising work relief experiments from 1937 as context for changing opinions.
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