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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 11, 2001

Page

7

End of an era for prairie wheat pools as Agricore United forms

Craig Docksteader notes the merger of Agricore and United Grain Growers ends the last major farmer owned prairie grain cooperative. The move forfeits cooperative status, dissolving a fifty percent prairie wheat crop share symbolizing decades of collective effort and mythic promises.

Agricore United Grain Growers Prairie Agricore United UGG Prairie Grain Cooperative Prairie Wheat Pools Grain Exchange Prairie Pools

Family embraces Terry Fox Run as Welwood tradition

A parent reflects on why eight year old Ross participates every year. He raises pledges door to door for cancer research through the Terry Fox Run on September 16. The act honors his father Glen and other relatives while fostering a family tradition.

Civic Centre Ross Terry Fox Terry Rearly Glen

McPhee Criticized by Inky Mark Over Board Letter

Inky Mark MP accuses Doug McPhee of dishonesty and misleading statements about the Dauphin Swan River Canadian Alliance Board. Mark says the board previously passed a vote of confidence by resolution and asserts McPhee’s loyalty to Stockwell Day.

Doug McKees Dauphin - Swan River Canadian Alliance Board Doug McPhee Stockwell Day Inky Mark

A Life of Weights and Breakfasts Across Time

A narrator recalls fluctuating weights from 165 to 122 pounds after illness, then a fixed pattern of 165 summer and 175 winter. The piece links obesity to modern life, cites Frank Wilson’s surveys on diet and exercise, and mentions rural Saskatchewan overweight trends and breakfast habits from eggs to cottage cheese.

Frank Wilson Watrous Manitou Frank Saskatachewan Weyburn Ernie Neufeld Ernie Navy Grand Banks

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