Change and identity in rural Manitoba future prospects
An opinion piece argues Canada must embrace change to preserve rural life while growing towns like Russell. It urges youth and elders to blend ideas, warns against rural depopulation, and challenges bilingualism myths with data from Statistics Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meech Lake
Chang
Manitoba
Russell
Canada
Buried myths about Quebec fertility and Prairie wheat myths
Peter Warren challenges common Canadian beliefs. He argues that Quebec fertility lagged behind after WW II and francophones may shrink, noting Statistics Canada figures. He also disputes the claim that the prairie breadbasket feeds the world, citing World Almanac data showing Canada ranks well behind major producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain Bank
China
India
France
Australia
Britain
Argentina
Canadian
Canada
Shortbread Misadventure In Christmas Kitchen
Elizabeth frets over holiday baking while Peter attempts a simple shortbread recipe from Laura Secord’s cookbook. He bungles steps, drafts, and oven timing causing smoke alarm chaos before the morning ends with a ruined batch and diminished enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Secord
Elizabeth
Pam
Prairie soil reform outlined for Canadian prairies
In 1887 Getege Grant and observers discuss a soil erosion program on the Canadian Prairies. The plan includes awareness campaigns, field demonstrations, research, surveying, and farm level guidance with technical soil conservation support to help farms prevent topsoil loss and revive green yields. Robert Wettlaufer notes the long effort ahead but sees conservation progress signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Getege Grant
Gunn
Univers
Pagan
Canadian Prairies
L.A
Sleufereearch
Wetauer
NSCP
Robert Wettlaufer
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