Manitoba Declares National Forest Week May 3 9
Manitoba's natural resources minister Harry Enns proclaims May 3 9 National Forest Week to highlight forest value amid last year's fires that destroyed thousands of acres. He lauds Manitoba Forestry Association for promoting forest use and notes a plan to place a Japanese elm in the legislature to promote Dutch elm disease resistant planting. The piece also surveys public reaction to the Living Will concept with numerous reader letters praising its principles and urging dignified end of life choices.
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Manitoba
Natural Resources
Harry As
Enns
Manitoba Forestry Association
Olden Days May 9 1901 Rural notices and events
The item notes Dauphin town population at 1290 and property value at 320000. Joe Davis at Millwood injures his foot adjusting a harrow when horses began and harrow teeth dropped. Wm McFarlane at Silverton buys an intern a success watched by local farmers. Alf Clee builds a three storey addition to Queen's Hotel with a new wing 38 by 80 feet.
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Dauphin P
Joe Davis
Millwood
Wm. McFarlane
Silverton
Interna
Alf Clee
Centennial letters and a trade shift in 1921
Letters address the Russell Centennial celebrations and express thanks and support from readers including Roblin Constituency. Also noted is Mr R D McIntosh resigning from Grain Growers Grain Co to become a barber with John Robertson.
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R.D. McIntosh
The
Grain Growers Grain Co
John Robertson
Ownership stance backs oil and gas policy survey results
A Canadian Federation of Independent Business poll of over 15,000 members shows 37 percent prioritize higher oil prices and 42 percent deem it important, with many supporting the provinces over Ottawa in energy pricing. The results reflect long term views on conservation and the need for federal provincial compromise.
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Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Seoweneenons
Ottawa
Public debate on access to municipal and school board records
Editorial roundup from Canora to Melfort, Dauphin to Portage on public right to know and confidentiality. Questions of accountability, transparency, and the balance with privacy surface amid school principal dismissals, council refusals, and local governance headlines.
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Goldfish Bowl
Canora
Gary Lewchuk
The
Canora Courier
Sturgeon Gazette
Bon Accord
the Gazette
Yorkton
Melfort Journal
Dauphin Herald
Wainwright Star Chronicle
Chamber
Portage
M.S.P
M.A.P
Boissevain
Uio
Polls in Canada Face Push for Open Publication
Government spending on polls and surveys across federal and provincial levels sparks debate over transparency. Critics argue results influence policy and advantage ruling parties, while opponents demand access. A CFIB survey shows 79 percent favor immediate public release of polls at public expense.
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Roger Worth
Canada
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