Remembering the Fallen on Remembrance Day Across Legions
The piece mourns thinning veteran ranks across Legions and Auxiliaries as Remembrance Day approaches. It laments aging World War II and Korea veterans, dwindling colors, and the risk Remembrance Day losing solemn meaning amid legislative changes and fading memory. It urges honoring unknown soldiers and survivors alike.
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Korea
Book Distorts CWB History Sees Wide Circulation in Prairies
A pamphlet titled An Act Of War circulates in south east Saskatchewan and Alberta, distorting Canadian Wheat Board history. Farmers urged careful reading and cited William Morris’s Chosen Instrument as correcting the record. Questions rise about authorship funding and motives behind the Prairie Center and Prairie Agricultural Digest.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canadian Wheat Board
William Morris
CWB
Chosen Instrument
The
Prairie Cen
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Taxpayers Association
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
National Center For the Taxpayer Inc
Prairie Agricultural Digest
Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association
Beef boom foretold as grain costs lift livestock output
Experts forecast a surge in Canadian beef as grain prices and currency shifts drive producers to convert land to forage and expand herds. Manitoba foresees 155,000 more cattle with 25 percent pasture conversion, Saskatchewan reports 2.91 million cows and rising calf numbers, Alberta hosts two large packing plants set to double capacity. The output impact will show in dollars in circulation, even if homemakers see little change at the store.
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Prairie Provinces
John Taylor
Manitoba
Cattle Producers’ Association
al Hingston
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Dennis Glover
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Brent Wright
Ed Doering
Cathy Yellowaga
Gixquiis
Royal Outfitters
Quebec