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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 20, 2007

Page

7

Is CEC purely a political exercise

Editorial questions the Clean Environment Commission review of hog industry in Manitoba. It argues the CEC lacks independence, is directed by Minister Stan Struthers, and may protect industry interests. It calls for Brandson’s return, release of confidential data, and credible public oversight to restore confidence.

Norm Brandson Clean Environment Commission CEC Brandson Stan Struthers Struthers Westman John Fefchak Manitoba Conservation Conclu Ruth Pryzner Alexander, MB

Youth crime stats clash with on the ground reality

The piece contrasts selective crime figures with real trends noting a 12 percent drop in youth incarceration in 2004-05 while homicide charges among youths 12 to 17 rose in 2005. It argues changes to the Youth Criminal Justice Act and policing practices hide ongoing risk as youths face crime.

Ottawa Stats Canada

Living in town has its advantages in Russell

Lila Bily writes from Russell praising town life after moving from a farm of over fifty five years. Gertie Russin and Agnes Senek delivered a Welcome balloon and coupons from local merchants, plus pamphlets about a future museum. She thanks the Chamber of Commerce and callers.

Gertie Russin Agnes Senek Russell Eiser. Russell

The Population Boom and Africa's Rising Burden

Gwynne Dyer argues Africa drives future population growth as Uganda nears 30 million and Nigeria heads to 300 million by 2050. He notes inertial growth, Africa’s high birth rates, and political resistance to discussing population while warning of resource strain and civil conflict outcomes.

Uganda Paul Ehrlich Asia South America Newfoundland Guatemala Americas Africa Afghanistan Nigeria United States Sierra Leone Liberia Somalia Congo Angola Burundi Rwanda Ethiopia Mozambique

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