Where Do We Go From Here Feature Essay
Canadian endangered species policy is debated with a call for a voluntary non regulatory approach. Robert J. Smith favors a market based plan letting landowners negotiate habitat protections. The piece argues such incentives could protect species while respecting private property and costs. Craig Docksteader presents the Prairie Centre as the service source.
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Smith
Craig Docksteader
Prairie Centre
Centre For Prairie Agriculture, Inc
Manitobans urged to vote on elected senate question
MP Mark Dauphin-Swan River urges Manitoba residents to add a municipal ballot question this fall asking if Manitobans should elect their own senators. He cites Alberta and B C as models and calls for Premier Filmon to support Senatorial Election Legislation without waiting for federal constitutional changes.
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Brandon Sun
Manitoban
Alberta
Senate
Filmon
Canada
Inky Mark
Dauphin-Swan River
KKK activity on the prairies examined in historic letters
A reader cites L Argue's Grenfell Sun letter asserting documented KKK activity across three provinces. The piece recalls cross burnings near Brandon, estimates of 20 000 members in Saskatchewan, and anti Catholic targets in Alberta, noting the Klan’s decline by the mid thirties and the rise of new parties.
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Grenfell Sun
Argue
the Sun
Prairies
L. Argue
Sharp
KKK
Canada
Brandon
Saskatchewan
G.E. Lloyd
Gardiner
J.T M. Anderson
Devine
Alberta
Breton
Campsie
Amber Valley
CCF
Social Credit
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Robert J. Smith
U.S
Manitoba
Children’s Hospital
Winnipeg
Neighbor News
By Fred McGuiness
Mena.com
Mena
Mb.sympatico.ca
Rome
Darlene Yakubowski
Bob Ross
Doris Brown
Memurray
Rpemurray
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