ILOs Face Stinging Critique At Saskatoon Conference
Activists and farmers from Canada and the U S gathered for the Beyond Factory Farming conference in Saskatoon to condemn Confined Animal Feeding Operations. They cited air water and soil pollution and animal welfare concerns amid claims Canada exports pork by concentrating production. Elizabeth May of Sierra Club of Canada warned of health issues antibiotics and neighborhood impact while Hogwatch Manitoba president Fred Tait dismissed government industry assurances.
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Canadian farmers and activists warn over hog farm pollution
At a conference sponsored by the Canadian Center for Policy Alternatives and the National Farmers' Union, participants recount a July spill near McGregor where an above ground hog slurry tank released a million gallons, contaminating two wells and prompting calls for tighter regulation and cleaner practices. A Waterkeeper Alliance member cites North Carolina’s river pollution and fish kills as a warning, urging lower environmental externalization and urging Canada to learn from that example.
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Digby Family Celebrate Aaron Digby Graduation
Aaron Digby graduates with distinction at the Campus. He is the youngest son of Garry and Eleanor Digby of Dropmore.
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Local visit and hockey notes among Antony family
Lola Antony and daughters Jenalene and Melissa visited Regina with Barbara and others, shopped, and Melissa competed in the Triple Threat Dance. Ryan Antony played hockey, traveling to Whitewood and Theodore for games and practice. Marlene Miller visited Winnipeg with family, celebrating a birthday and noting relatives in Brandon Roblin and Saskatoon. A whist drive on Nov 7 drew seven tables with winners named.
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