The Myth of Government Efficiency
Kevin Avram argues the idea of government efficiency is a myth. He likens government spending to using other people's money and claims only a smaller, less involved government can truly be efficient. The piece cites his Prairie Centre board role and notes the work’s publication history.
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Kevin Avram
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Prairie Centre
Prairie Cen
Centre For Prairie Agriculture
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Manitoba
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Scottish Earl’s Prairie Quest Traced From 1859 Journal
The 12th Earl of Southesk, based at Kinnaird Castle in Scotland, chronicled a 1860 expedition to Western Canada in 1859. His diary details the route from Toronto to the Red River, Fort Garry, Fort Ellice, Qu Appelle, and Jasper, with buffalo and antelope hunts. His memoirs, now revived by museums and Edmonton artists, trace a romantic, aristocratic view of the prairie wanderings.
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Kinnaird
Montrose
Scotland
Southesk
Earl of
Kinnard Castle
James Carnegie
Canadian Prairies
Canada
Hudson's Bay Company
Wilds
Prairies
Sir George Simpson
North America
Simpson
West
Toronto
Chicago
Red River
Fort Garry
St. Paul
White Horse Plains
Buffalo
Fort Ellice
Fort Qu’Appelle
Moosomin
Qu’Appelle
South Saskatchewan
Outlook
Fort Carlton
Biggar
Jackfish Lake
Fort Pitt
Fort Edmonton
Jasper House
McLeod River
Jasper National Park
Kootenay Plain
Siffleur River
Pipestone Pass
Bow Valley
Earl
Edmonton
Aristox
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