Editorial Back off the Board by Bunge at Globe and Mail
The Globe and Mail notes a Globe feature on Grain Firm Bunge welcoming the end of the Wheat Board. CEO Alberto Weisser praises Ottawa's move while critics say it ignores farmers’ interests. The piece questions potential impacts on farm profits, fees, and post-CWB competition.
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Redhead Outsmarts Caller in Classic Scam Tale
A bold redhead fends off a scammer posing as Steven from 4s something Corp who claimed a virus slowed her internet. She extracts needed details, stringing him along until he trailed off, and the internet surprisingly remains unaffected. Her humor ends the encounter with a sly apology.
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Cattle Ranchers Demand Clarity Over Flood Disruption
Thousands of cattle relocated by floods in Lake Manitoba Shoal lakes and other areas face a harsh fall as high water blocks wintering sites and feeding access. Ranchers urge Manitoba NDP ministers to act now, warning that weak election tied plans could force herd liquidation and threaten livelihoods.
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The Terrorist Threat Part XXVI
A global media take on Oslo explosion and island shooting, exploring motives from Islamist revenge to Norwegian right wing theories. The piece critiques overreaction, predicts costly security expands, and urges skepticism toward reshaping policy in response to terrorism.
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