Province limits cold remedies amid meth crackdown
The provincial government moves to keep cold relief products containing meth precursors behind the counter fearing crystal meth use. The policy bars such medicines from gas stations and convenience stores and requires pharmacist assistance, prompting complaints about lost choice and accessibility.
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Ag industry needs, deserves support editorial recalled
A Weyburn Review editorial from March urges sustained aid for agriculture noting spring optimism and harvest struggles. It highlights farmer resilience and the need for a viable income while Reston Recorder discusses Wayne Easter’s report to Minister Andy Mitchell with ideas on farming profit and market access.
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Market power and farming reforms debated in agriculture piece
The article argues Canadian farmers need market power to avoid overproduction and sustain profits. It notes rising farm debt from 1994 to 2004, stagnant net farm incomes, and calls for policy changes to trade deals and competition rules to support agriculture and provide affordable food.
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Remembrance Day Reflections From Roblin Review 1925
From the Roblin Review on November 5 1925 a meditation on Poppy Day and Remembrance Day. The piece laments fading public memory as veterans pass away and urges citizens to honor fallen and support war survivors. It stresses undischarged civic duties amid lingering wounds.
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