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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 01, 2011

Page

5

Editorial Letter Calls Action to Stem Manitoba Diabetes Rise

An editorial argues Manitoba faces a diabetes epidemic with 94 000 diagnosed cases and a projected 48 percent rise by decade end The piece criticizes the NDP government for lacking a comprehensive strategy and warns costs will grow from 498 million to 639 million amid ongoing deficits and care burdens.

Manitoba Canadian Dia Etes Association Prairies NDP Tively

Letter to Editor warns of seed control by multinationals

A reader warns farmers face a chess game with seed companies, arguing that buying certified seed may not prevent RR flax genetics and that CETA could allow seizure of farmland and assets. The letter cautions Canadians against losing the right to save seeds and fears Harper's push for free trade will make farmers serfs to corporations.

Canada Harper

Court backs light two year sentence in rape case

Justice Tom Dewar issued a two year conditional sentence for Kenneth Rhodes who forced himself on a woman on a rural highway outside Thompson. Critics say the ruling reflects outdated biases and undermine reporting, prompting Minister Jennifer Howard to file a complaint with the Judicial Complaints Council.

Tom Dewar Thompson Justice Dewar Crown Kenneth Rhodes Dewar Jennifer Howard Judicial Complaints Council Howard

Why now did Arab revolutions erupt across the region

The piece argues a spark from Tunisia and Egypt, plus lasting anger toward autocratic regimes. It credits self-immolation as a trigger, media and social networks for mobilization, and stresses a new factor: the United States withdrawing from the region. It notes Iraqi defeat and shifting Washington strategy reduce regime backing, encouraging protests and potential domino effects. It questions whether 1989-like change could occur in the Arab world.

Tunisia Egypt Jordan Yemen Bahrein Libya Algeria Middle East Hosni Mubarak Europe al-Jazeera Network United States Lebanon Iraq Washington Israel Soviet Union America

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