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Portage Ave
On the right track by Tony Carlson
Labor Day marks a fresh start for students and teachers as schools reopen. Experts say entrepreneurship grows jobs and schools now offer a compact 63 page textbook “Entrepreneurship A Primer for Canadians” from the Canadian Foundation for Economic Education to foster an entrepreneurial culture.
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Anuwuma
John Bulloch
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Canadian Foundation For Economic Education
CFI
Prairie drought spurs calls for farm relief and moratoriums
A letter to the editor urges Saskatchewan Alberta Manitoba action to aid farmers facing infestation drought and debt. It backs interest free loans foreclosure bans and restoration of agricultural programs cut by federal and provincial governments while criticizing agribusiness monopolies and war spending.
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Sons
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Manitoba
Cargill
CPR
U.S
Banks
Communist Party
Prairies
Outing the planet and the Hopper-Stopper tale
A columnist recounts trying the Hopper-Stopper pesticide on grasshoppers in a sweet clover field. The piece notes the mix’s toxicity to hoppers but safety for bees, describes gear and costs, and questions environmental impact amid rising pollution concerns. It references local environmental debates and public information gaps around pollutants.
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Carstairs
Yorkton
Altona Echo
How the Crocus Got Its Fur Coat
A fragmented tale follows Wapee son of Chief entering the world of chiefs and spending four days and nights to earn a fur coat from the Crocus myth. The readable lines reference ceremonial passage and gifts tied to woodland symbolism.
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Wapee
Local notes span years of rural life and events
A corpus of clipped items records infrastructure builds in Yorkton and rural Manitoba, cattle sales near Silver Creek, school staffing in Angusville, military relief funding talks in Russell, educator moves, and 20th century sport and community notices, including golf standings and a prairie emblem history.
Ombudsman Watch: Growth Concerns in Manitoba
The piece surveys Manitoba’s ombudsman history from Maltby to Earle, notes an eight-person staff and rising budget, and warns that expanding the watchdog risks creating a new bureaucracy while highlighting inquiries into child welfare and access to information.
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Maltby l
Earle
Ombudsman
Omboudsman
Freedom of Information Act
Blondsman
Provincia
Ombudsman’s
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