Feed Security payout announced in Manitoba program
Canada Man itoba Crop Insurance Livestock Feed Security Program will pay out over 1 million to enrolled producers. Federal and provincial governments share costs with about 14.8 million from the federal side and 3.9 million from Manitoba in 1984. Per cow payments vary by municipality with averages ranging from 37 to 113 dollars, while two areas receive no payment due to yields above the trigger.
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Mandatory retirement ruling marks Manitoba case on age bias
A Manitoba Human Rights Board ruling finds rural Inter-Mountain School Division illegally forced a 65 year old bus driver to retire. William Delamare, 31 years on the job, is ordered reinstated with medical reports to be provided. damages to be negotiated. The decision rejects age as a sole qualifier and endorses functional age testing as a fairer standard for safety critical roles.
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William Delamare
Roblin
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Aaron Berg
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Betty Haven
Colin Powell
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Fire damages part of shop on Saley farm north of Rossburn
Rossburn Fire Department was called to a shop fire at Jim Saley farm north of Rossburn on Wednesday December 5 at 10 00 A M. The cause is unknown and damage was limited to a wall and ceiling. Mr Saley praised the fire fighters for their prompt response.
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Rossburn
Jim Saley
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