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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 27, 2001

Page

3

Finding Common Ground on Manitoba Livestock Stewardship

Ed Turchniewicz, chair of the Livestock Stewardship Panel, presents a condensed Winnipeg Free Press report on Manitoba’s 2000 01 initiative to study intensive livestock operations. The panel heard 250 presentations and 150 submissions, urged increased monitoring, better communication, and long term studies on water quality and manure management to balance growth with environmental protection.

Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Quebec Ottawa Id 1Urchniewicz Winnipeg Free Press Government of Manitoba Park Ed Turchniewicz Livestock Stewardship Panel

Alliance Formed Amid Farm Protest Rifts In Manitoba

At a Shoal Lake gathering in Manitoba about 400 farmers pressed for leadership change and greater Ottawa funding. Murray Downing pressed Don Dewar to cooperate, leading to a handshake and a tense but hopeful moment as groups CFA KAP and local farmers debated funding levels and unity.

Ottawa Shoal Lake Oy Keystone Agriculture Producers Murray Downing KAP Don Dewar Ernie Sirski Sirski Kap Bashi Reston Canadian Federation of Agriculture CFA Downing Don Dewar Ership Murray Mario Lemieux Wayne Gretzky Mazur Winnipeg Farm Organiza Tions Manitoba Brad Mazur Brandon Sun

Alberta nurses seal nationwide high pay contract

More than 20,000 registered and psychiatric nurses in Alberta reach a collective bargaining agreement with the Provincial Health Authorities. Wages rise 17 to 22 percent over two years, boosting starting pay to 24.70 per hour and a nine year RN to 32.42 per hour. The province will hire every new graduate in Alberta over the next two years.

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