Canola plant sparks industry debate in Hamilton
The western Canadian canola sector questions the $20 million Hamilton plant by Canada Packers amid overcapacity and tight raw seed supplies. CSP Foods argues trouble started before the opening, with CSP losing 1.76 million and a new Harrowby plant boosting capacity. Experts predict a tough period but eventual market recovery and growing canola oil share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamton
Canada Packers
Bruce Gunn
SP Foods Ltd
Saskatoon
Hamilton
Gunn
CSP
Canfia
Harrowby
Man
Garnet Nix
Canoga Packers
CSP Foods reports 9.2M loss on canola operations
CSP Foods reported a net loss of 9.2 million dollars for the fiscal year ending March 31 1983. CEO John Enns said the company defended market share amid recessionary swings, frost damage, and a world oilseed glut while cutting costs and shuttering the Saskatoon plant. The Harrowby Manitoba meeting noted ongoing export market exploration and product development including Great Plains flour and a joint sunflower breeding program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At Foods Ltd
Fistal
Harrowby
Manitoba
John Enns
Alberta
CSP Foods
Enns
Saskatoon
Altona
Nipawin
Great Plains
Canada
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Minor gas spill in Russell on Saturday
A spill at Jim's Gas Stop occurred while underground tanks were filled. About 100 to 500 gallons leaked and were washed into a ditch. Russell RCMP, Russell Fire Department, and Environmental Control Dauphin investigated. No pollution danger found. details ongoing. In a separate note, personal care home charges rise Aug 1 1988 from 12.55 to 12.70 daily due to insured program costs.
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Jim's
Russell Rcmp
Russell Fire Department
Environmental Control Department
Dauphin
Peter Skobel
Environmental Control
Environmental Control Fetment
Hunting ban tightens park fringe in Riding Mountain area
Officials at Riding Mountain National Park declare the park boundary off limits to hunters as of August 1988. A fatal shooting near the boundary last September spurs enforcement while area landowners push back against closures. The fringe now sees four two week seasons with increased patrols and a softer enforcement approach this year. A petition with 197 names opposes the closure and a National Parks Act amendment may raise fines for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riding Mountain National Park
Juny Nase
Edward ‘Town
Plumas
Perthinge
School Board rejects funding proposal from Indigenous band
The Board rejected a proposal from Kee-seekoowenin Band for funds and a meeting to discuss native language and culture. Indian Affairs offered to fund one teacher but long term plans remain unclear. The board demanded upfront payment for services rendered and continued discussions were tabled.
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Pelly
Mi ‘Qeail School Board
Knezacek
Cle
Elphinstone
Bradriedshaw
Indian F ‘Affairs Department
Indian Affairs
Sheeshka
Sheeska
Bodochka
Keeseekoowenin
Russell ‘Ag
Fred Dunn
Ag. Society
Ron Witty
Jack Wilson
Mazur
Goletz
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CSP Foods Board of
Jim Doull
NLP
Murray Cormack
MPE
Ray Siemens
Gary Stevenson
Sw.p
John McCann
S.W.P
Milton Fair
Bill Corbett
M.P.E
Harold Yelland
Russell and
Langenbure
Russell
Hearn
Lll. Desjardins
Desgarains
Kay Wearey
Apo
Ely Trail
Clarice Lazaruk
Tossburn
Aews
Ren
O Bar Wen
Rossburn
Elpt Stone
Axburn
Furman
Oakburn
Bidoe
Sho Fawen
Moin
Liske
OAS
Sheesha
Rossburn School
Aglis
Dept. of Education
Bradshaw
Rossburn Recreation Council
Tse
Brandon Paslivement Committee
Bidochla
Misson
R.M
Yurday
Winnipeg
Rudy Wowk
Russell Elkis
Earl Mills
Manitoba Hydro
Rudy
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