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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 15, 1960
Page
6
An early 20th century column argues that Canada faces a business recession with high unemployment and sagging product sales across communities. The piece questions who bears responsibility for economic hardship and policy responses amid uneven recovery signals.
A look at Canadian agriculture contrasts past and present as farmers shift from animal power to petroleum powered machinery. The piece notes the transformation in farming methods and daily routines influenced by mechanization.
A columnist argues that heavy winter costs come from subsidies and endless government spending. Reducing taxes could lower prices and raise purchasing power, with unions and governments easing demands if taxpayers push for fiscal reform.
Canadian scientists expand pest control with fungicides insecticides herbicides and pesticides for grain storage. Herbicides like 2 4D and MCPA led to 22089000 acres treated in 1960 with Ava dex and Carbyne also proving effective against wild oat. Canada regulates pesticides strictly via labeled use and safety warnings. Christmas greetings accompany sponsor message from Benalt of the Line Elevator Companies.
The House of Commons faced a looming railway wage dispute as 111000 non operating workers sought raises. The Government introduced the Maintenance of Railway Operation Act on November 30 to delay a strike until May 15, 1961, preserving status quo and avoiding rail disruption. Opposition arguments centered on who should bear wage costs and potential subsidy or fare increases. The measure drew broad national approval, with praise from former Prime Minister Louis St Laurent.
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