Parliament Debates Estim ates and NATO Security
The article reviews weeklong House of Commons debates over government accounts and estimates while NATO defense concerns loom. It notes Canadian ministers Cadieux and Shanp in Brussels seeking NATO funding flexibility, possible 20 percent force reductions, and Canada’s four major military commitments including NATO’s European Air Division and NORAD. It also covers Canada’s economic climate with high interest rates, Farm Credit Corporation rates, and ongoing government spending amid a strong export trade.
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House of Commons
Prince Edward Island
Lange
Labrator
NATO
Brussels
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Cadieux
Shanp
Trudeau
North America
NORAD
North American
United States
Languih
Farm Credit Corporation
Swine Focus on This Business of Farming Series
The week long series This Business of Farming airs each weekday at 10 30 a m starting January 6 1980 across the prairies. CBC partners with provincial agriculture departments and western universities to present hog management topics including breeding feeding housing and herd health with a segment titled A Beats C to boost efficiency and quality against competitors.
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Prairies
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Teachers Strike Threat Looms Over Calgary Schools
A Calgary school system faces potential teacher strikes as 3500 educators press for higher pay. The nascent note of unrest mirrors broader concerns about funding and labor costs impacting city services.
Gearing for Production Sets Theme for January 7 Hog Program
The second day emphasizes efficient hog production practices with topics on back fat probes hog culling performance records breeding and feeding. Experts Dr Howard Fredeen swine specialist Art Redden hog breeders and others will share ideas for 1969 production planning.
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Howard Fredeen
Art Reddon
Wvill
Calgarians recall Grey Cup lore and 1948 triumphs
Western Canadians remembered Calgary victories as the Stampeders faced Ottawa in the Grey Cup final on November 30. The piece salutes past West wins, noting Spaith Strode and Liske Evanshen as key players in earlier championships and recalls Manitoba's flower choice amid local musings on wildlife and land use.
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Calgary
Stampeders
Ottawa
Rough Riders
Calgarians
West
Keith Spaith
Woody Strode
Cowtown
Bob
Spaith
Strode
Peter Liske
Terry Evanshen
Cuthbert
Manitoba
Cal
Education to Prevent Fraud at Unemployment Insurance
The Unemployment Insurance Commission widens a six month fraud crackdown after recovering 2 million last year and projecting 3 million for the year ending March 31 1969. Public education brochures distributed to claimants and employers aim to clarify permissible rules and deter dishonest claims while ensuring underpaid cases are corrected. A cross Canada speaker program will raise awareness among labour and employers about progress and penalties. The article ends with a unrelated remark about the battle of the sexes.
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Winnipeg
Unemployment Insurance Commission
Commission
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