Manitoba cites concerns over Crow Rate removal impact
Manitoba publishes a paper arguing federal plans to abolish the Crow Rate would shift transport costs to farmers, risk higher rail rates, elevator closures, and hurt agriculture. It warns the 1982 Crow benefit is unclear, questions payment scope, and notes potential losses to Manitoba’s output and provincial markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Eso San Askiw
Howard Pawley
Ines
Canada
British Columbia
Alberta
CP Rail
Farm Bureau updates on Manitoba grain transport talks in Portage
Manitoba Farm Bureau delegates met in Portage la Prairie on April 12 1982 to hear updates on negotiations aimed at resolving the statutory grain freight rate issue. They noted an initial Winnipeg session held April 7 1962 and stressed willingness to compromise with a May 31 target date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba Farm Bureau
Portage la Prairie
Winnipeg
Farm Bureau
Gov
Gilson
Bureau
Manitoba Pool Grants to University of Manitoba Agriculture
The Manitoba Pool Elevators board approved a 10000 dollar grant to the Faculty of Agriculture at the University of Manitoba as part of ongoing university research support. Funds will bolster agronomy applied research, with Pool already contributing a 100000 dollar capital donation in 1979 and yearly 2000 dollar bursaries for diploma students in agriculture.
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Board of Directors of
Manitoba Pool Elevators
Faculty of Agriculture
University of Manitoba
Manitoba Pool
Poieda al Agriculture
School of Agricult
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Canadian Pacific Railways
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CN Rail
Inglis
Inglis Keating
Russell
Webcers Supplies Ltd
Winnipeg - Brandon - Thompson
Grain Transportation
M.P. Representaives
Orie Tties
Interlake
Meeting Export Corporation
Canadian ‘Wheat Board
Ty the Man
Vitavax RS
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Frank Maliterre
Roblin
Elephant
Elephant Brand
Elephant Island
Brand Pertiiizer
Samuel Askiw
Dauphinth Avenue Hall
11Th Avenue South West
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