Native self-government in Canada sparks funding and status questions
The column argues for clear government stance on Native self-government funding and legal status. It notes Grand Chief Fontaine’s push for a government equal to federal and provincial, critiques lack of funding clarity, and calls for a national referendum and direct, practical solutions including non-native residents' rights and economic self-sufficiency.
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Canada
Phil Fontaine
Winnipeg
Oyyavoyerauna
Indian Affairs
Ron Irwin
Manitoba Department of Indian Affairs
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Manitoba
Ottawa
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Let's Talk Taxes: Man tries to ship Bannock barley to U S
A Manitoba entrepreneur attempts to export barley to North Dakota for his Just Like Mom's Bannock. Canada Customs seizes the truck and grain for lack of an export permit, criticizing the Wheat Board monopoly. The piece links his struggles to calls for reform and more market freedom in Western farming.
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U.S
Brandon
Manitoba
North Dakota
Canada Customs
Canadian Wheat Board
Canada
Manitoba Ndp
Labour Movement
Wheat Board
Peter Holle
Community access program invites rural towns to connect online
Industry Canada seeks community CAP proposals by October 31 offering a 50 percent grant up to 30000 to help towns plug into the Internet. Pilot sites show students emailing globally, merchants researching opportunities, and schools becoming community hubs with public access. CAP coordinators listed for Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta.
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Canada
Feds
CAP
Manitoba
Melody Myers
Saskatchewan
Brenda Tarasiuk
Alberta
Lucien Villeneuve
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