Jackson named to new agri food marketing council
Terry Jackson of Jackson Leeds Inglis joins 25 agri industry leaders on the Canadian Agri Food Marketing Council formed to advise on marketing strategies and services for Canadian agri food products. The panel includes Ted Bilyea Ken Matchett and Arnold G Park. The council was announced February 17 by ministers Goodale and Eggleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Jackson
Jackson Leeds
Inglis
Agri-Food Marketing Council
Government of Canada
Jackson
Royal Bank
Ted Bilyea
Maple Leaf Foods International
Ken Matchett
Xcan Grain
Arnold G. Park
McCain Foods
Canadian Agri-Food Marketing Council
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
Ralph Goodale
Art Eggleton
CAMC
Goodale
Eggleton
Team Canada
Manitoba approves 1997 98 highway projects including PTH 83 widening
The $98.7 million program covers 1997 98 highway work with PTH 83 from Roblin to 11 Mile Corner costing 2.86 million for grade widening and gravel shoulder. Minister Glen Findlay notes new and continuing projects improve safety and efficiency while allowing time for design and land moves. West central region adds 1.1 million for PR 549 grade gravel work. Overall, 4.3 million is for pre construction, and about 1,678 jobs are expected province wide.
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Roblin
Manitoba
Highways and Transportation
Glen Findlay
West Central
Assiniboine Valley
Agri-Food Trade Network Expands Canadian Export Reach
Canadian experts offer timely market information for agri food firms seeking new export markets. The Agri Food Trade Network provides access points and tailored guidance with Fay Abizadegh in Manitoba available at 204 983 3032 or online at atnline agr ca.
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Government of Canada
International Trade Centre
Canada
Agri-Food Trade Service
Manitoba
Fay Abizadegh
Watchdog Health Care Liaison Committee Formed in Manitoba
Aboriginal leaders and municipal officials in Winnipeg set up a Provincial Health care Liaison Committee on February 13 to oversee RHA performance and ensure Manitobans receive quality health care. Co chaired by an Aboriginal and a non Aboriginal leader, the group includes MAUM UMM MKO Assembly of Man Chiefs MARN MNU MHO and MMA. The first meeting is scheduled for March 22 at the Assembly of First Nations Secretariat offices in Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg
Inky Mark
Dauphin
Minister of Health
RHA
MNU
MHO
MMA
Manitoba
People of
Assembly of First Nations
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Roblin Review
Newew Advisory Council
MB 1
Canadian Diabetes Association
Association Canadienne DU Diabete
PTH
Tutte
Export Development Corporation
EDC
Edc.ca
Gouvernement du Canada