Manitoba discusses economic plan and press concerns
Manitoba politicians debate the Weppler Report and media coverage as the government cites a $200 million Jobs Fund to ease debt. Downey notes farm producers may resist funding while Ransom accuses the plan of insufficient relief, with Harpers and Gourlay weighing in on hunting, education aid changes, and a 1983 farm crop booklet distributed by Manitoba Agriculture.
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Manitoba Farm Bureau Opposes Land Purchase Restrictions
The Manitoba Farm Bureau reiterates that farmers will resist restrictions denying Canadian citizens in other provinces the right to acquire Manitoba farmland. It argues for a control system using provincial legislation and Citizenship Act regulations to curb foreign speculative purchases without harming local buyers.
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