Town considers corn gluten meal as weedkiller option
Letter urges Roblin council to study CGM turf applications as a safer weed control in public spaces. It cites CGM from corn, used by municipalities, schools, and golf courses for weed control and soil nitrogen, noting timing in spring and fall and potential benefits for safety and environment.
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Roblin
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Rural Areas Across Canada Appear To Be On Their Last Legs
An opinion piece from the Canada West Foundation argues rural decline is overstated. It notes population loss will affect services but highlights partnerships among rural municipalities to attract economic development and maintain quality of life.
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Carberry News Express
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Canada West Foundation
Mark Twain
Rural areas shift to service sector growth
Neelishbourly notes rural communities move away from traditional big‑employer industries toward services. Massage therapists and estheticians attract clients among baby boomers. home‑based ventures arise as empty nesters spend on pampering. Coffee shops, gift shops, and tea houses diversify with mixed offerings.
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