Canada Near Twenty Million Population In Fifty Years
The census hints Canada’s population will reach between eighteen and nineteen million, a doubling over fifty years. The note highlights rapid growth, a vast territory, and the shift from a sparsely populated land to a self-reliant nation amid two world wars. It muses on future changes, transportation, Winnipeg’s transformation, and national pride inspiring continued progress.
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Canada
Italy
Spain
United Kingdom
Winnipeg
Government growth vs Crown corporations critique in Canada
A political editorial argues that governments should promote growth by supporting vigorous sectors while avoiding overprotection of Crown corporations like TCA CNR and CBC. It notes CBC’s regulatory loosening yet large funding, TCA’s limited competition, and slow steps to recover from a downturn, urging faster action and less political calculating. The piece also includes agricultural guidance on fallow land and soil protection practices amid high trash cover and weed management.
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TCA
CNR
CBC
Treasury
Notes From The Experimental Farm Summer Dry Land Farming
Depleted soil moisture in Manitoba points to dry land farming needs. If drought persists, wind erosion will worsen on exposed fields. Frequent summer fallow and poor tillage increase erosion risk. A Manitoba tour notes the disc type tillage observations across farms.
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Manitoba
Rain Eases Some Travel Restrictions In Manitoba
Rain has not been general across the province nor sufficient in wooded areas to end fire danger. Mines minister C H Witney says continued easing announced July 13 depends on weather in the coming days. Travel restrictions remain in Porcupine Forest Reserve Bissett.
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C. H. Witney
Manitoba
Travel permits eased in Whiteshell for lake access
In the Manigotogan Northern Interlakes region travel restrictions have been lifted in Whiteshell allowing permits to portage or fly into most lakes. Permits remain required in undeveloped areas while the Duck Mountains Sandilands Pointe du Bois and Bird Lake zones temporarily drop travel limits.
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Manigotogan
Interlakes
Whiteshell
Duck Mountains Sandilands Pointe du Bois
Bird Lake
Doubled Raw Material Spend By Canadian Electrical Industry
The electrical manufacturing sector in Canada spent $467 million on raw materials in 1959, a figure that has doubled over the past decade, reflecting rapid growth and rising input costs across the industry.
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Canada
Low Cost Roads Cut Street Costs in North Dakota
A lime stabilized clay base armor coat system used on 442 miles of streets in Assiniboia reduces pavement costs by 50 cents per square yard this year.
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North Dakota
R. M. of
Assinibuia
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