Trudeau outlines long term grain policy and farm aid plan
Prime Minister outlines a National Grains Council to promote exports and align industry with government. Proposals include a 1.3 million bushel wheat export target over three years, doubling interest free advances to 8000 dollars, and amending Farm Credit Legislation to aid younger farmers. He stresses separating long run solutions from short term remedies, including distinct policies for small farms.
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Stepping Up Hunter Safety in Manitoba Province
Manitoba steps up hunter safety training to curb wildlife act violations rising since 1967. Violations totaled 620 that year, up from 443 the prior year, with carrying loaded firearm in a vehicle the most common offense increasing from 168 to 219. In 1969 it becomes mandatory for under 18s or those without a prior licence to complete the course to obtain any hunting licence.
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Redistributing Manitoba Electoral Boundaries by Law
The legislature passed a bill establishing terms of reference for redrawing Manitoba electoral divisions. Redistribution will occur this year and every ten years, based on population divided by 57 seats. The boundary commission will consider demographics, interests, communications, geography, and municipal boundaries, with members including the chief electoral officer, the chief justice, and the University of Manitoba president. Redistribution last occurred in 1987. Historical notes also reference postwar sales profits.
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Electoral Divisions Boundaries Commission
University of Manitoba
Canada Aims For Transitional Path In Agriculture Policy
A cautious stance favors a transitional approach to farming policy to avoid pushing Canadian agriculture into an uneconomic direction and compromising long term viability. Officials emphasize gradual implementation and market-friendly adjustments to ease shifts for producers.
Resurgence Seen In Manitoba Cheese Production
Manitoba Dairy reports renewed interest in cheese making with new plants planned in New Bothwell, Rossburn, Arborg and Locota North Dakota. If capacity expands, annual cheddar could match or exceed 1942 figures, while cooperatives push aggressive production to meet rising local demand.
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