Canadian Beef Ban Sours Farmers as Borders Stay Shut
The article argues the U S and other nations kept beef imports from Canada closed long term after a Mad Cow scare. It warns thousands of Canadian beef producers face years of hardship, potential exit from farming, and a global market outlook that could survive without Canadian beef.
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Lifeguards at Leisure Aquatic Centre Earn Public Praise
Community members praise Kalyn Warner Bobbi Stroud and the Leisure Aquatic Centre staff for performing CPR and saving a seven year old during a near tragedy, highlighting their calm under pressure and lifesaving actions.
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Kalyn Warner
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Canada Day reflections across western provinces and PEI
The column notes celebrations in Western provinces and Charlottetown PEI reflecting on Canada’s formation. It recounts Founder's Hall tours, delegates meetings, social events like the oyster lunch and grand ball, and marks Confederation beginnings with Sir John A. MacDonald and Nunavut joining in 1999.
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Founder's Hall
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Sir John A. MacDonald
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Nunavut
Western Canada Pride and the Birth of a Nation
The piece reflects Western Canadian pride in Confederation and Canada Day while noting regional identity. It recalls Nova Scotia hosting the 2010 Olympic site news and contrasts Western Canadian spirit with Eastern perceptions as Saskatchewan and Alberta approach their centennial milestones.
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