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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 17, 1992
Page
2
The article debates public access to court names in local papers. It notes Canadian law restricts naming young offenders and sexual assault victims, while other cases vary by paper. The Review reports names of all court appearances, inviting reader views on whether naming deters crime or shames offenders.
The Manitoba opposition critic calls for a firm position defending supply management amid GATT talks. He cites 1500 producers under supply management and 11 percent of agricultural output, argues a strong unified Canada is needed, and notes Manitoba and Alberta ministers diverged on signing a dairy declaration.
Explorer Pierre Radisson noted a water grown grain like oats in 1665. Three hundred years later wild rice remains tied to prairie heritage with communal harvests and canoe paddling teams. Prices in stores reach up to twenty dollars per pound for Canadian long grain.
A prairie perspective outlines domesticated zizania aquatica wild rice its growing markets in Minnesota California and the Canadian Prairies Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta production figures potential yields and typical payments plus processing losses and bulk sales to restaurants processors and specialty shops. It notes flavor value recipes and a personal cookbook offer via mail for a wild rice cranberry casserole.
Legislative reporter Roger Matas notes the Manitoba government uses courier routes to U S post offices for international mail to save costs, prompting criticism it undermines Canada Post and domestic spending while pledging to keep money at home. The piece contrasts official savings with broader economic and policy implications.
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