Doers Deli debate highlights Manitoba health food concerns
A Manitoba taxpayer criticizes government policy on hospital food and local sourcing. The piece traces the Doer era plan to repatriate food procurement, the Edmonton supply, and a multimillion dollar expansion of a St Boniface commissary, arguing costs rose while private firms and local producers were sidelined. The author cites public backlash and alleged ideological motivation overriding practical health needs.
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Manitoba
Arborg
Winnipeg
Edmonton
Doer
St. Boniface Commissary
NDP
Winnieg
Pan Am
Anishinabe Treaty Organization defends hunting rights letter
ATO letters defend treaty rights to hunt and fish, opposing article Frustration Mounts. The writer argues treaties entrench rights, criticizes critics and Canadian law, and urges First Nations to continue exercising hunting and fishing freedoms despite government actions. Mentions Anishinabe Treaty Organization members Meyweten and Greg Mentuck and criticizes Russell Banner publication.
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ATO
Anishinabe Treaty Organization
Canada
Assessippi
Clear Lake
Minister of Finance Impresses Large Audience in Territory
An Ottawa audience of over 200 heard Paul Martin deliver a post budget talk praising prudent spending and debt reduction. He touted Canada’s leadership role during the 9/11 era, addressed questions in a formal Q and A, and outlined a plan to attract westerners into government while defending Canada’s economic fundamentals. Martin’s background includes law, Power Corporation, and Canada Steamship Lines.
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Hnance
Windsor
Paul Edgar Philippe Martin
Paul Martin
Canada
Martin
Ottawa
Ontario
Quebec
West
Power Corporation
Power Corp
Canada Steamship Lines
Son of Canada
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Anishinabe
Mark
Len Derkach
Meyweten, Greg Mentuck
Tion
Russell Banner
Royal Lepage
Westpark Realty
Mola St
Wwe
Bob Ross
Westparkgroup
Tom
Minister of Finance
Worvan
Fred McGuinness
Green
Environment Canada
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