Manitoba Rod and Gun Club Plans and Duck Diet Shifts
Rod and Gun in Manitoba outlines event plans led by Paul Murphy of the Manitoba Game and Fish Federation and Bob Podd of CIL. A post shoot banquet will fund youth participation, with a Provincial Game and Fish Executive meeting scheduled. The piece also notes new duck foods, damage from Rodney oats in Big Grass Marsh area, and cranes in swathed fields.
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Paul Murphy
Manitoba Game and Fish Federation
Bob ‘Podd
CIL
Game and Fish Executive
Rodney
Plumas
Westbourne
John Single
Plumas Sportsmen
Canadian Chamber Brief Seeks Separate Radio TV Regulator
The Royal Commission on Broadcasting should establish an independent regulator for radio and television. The brief argues CBC should shed regulatory power to reduce unfair competition, allow listener and viewer choice, and enable privately owned networks under a new body. It favors a judiciary chaired regulator and promotes Canadian content with room for private stations.
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Anadan
United Kingdom
United States
Canada
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Polymer Corporation
Trans-Canada Airlines
C.bc
C.B.C
CBS
CBC
C.b.c'ss Board of Governors
Chamber
Separte
Canadian broadcasting phase sparks regulatory proposal
A fragment notes that the Canadian audience may demand choice in programming and that authorities could regulate all stations regarding this phase of broadcasting. The excerpt hints at a broader debate on control and access in media.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terest
Canada
Wages and Profits Clash in Labor Debate
A discussion contrasts higher worker pay with the realities of sustaining industry profits. It warns against assuming profits can fund wage increases without harming others or industry continuity, citing the Steel Company of Canada case and the need for ongoing investment in plants and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Company of Canada
Steel Industry Investment and Price Pressure Demand Higher Wages
The article argues that continued large yearly investments in steel capacity, including an $80 million expansion by the Steel Company, require higher wages and prices. It criticizes workers for not admitting that wage gains would raise costs for all, affecting every person in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Joseph Sister
Muneage
Manitoba oil output sets new July records in 1956
Manitoba wells set three July records with total production reaching 508,908 barrels and average daily output of 16,416 barrels, the first time daily production exceeded 16,000. July added 19 new wells, the year's highest increase, per Deputy Minister J. G. Cowan of Mines and Natural Resources.
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Morthly
Manitoba
J. G. Cowan
Oil wells in operation total 388 by end of July
By end of July the number of oil producing wells reached 616 with 388 actively producing. Cumulated production to July 31 stood at 1029R67S barrels, according to Mr Cowan.
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Cowan Sai
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Ieee
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Minnesota
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Bill Lupton
Fred Switzer
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Ward
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Steel Company
Royal Bank of Canada
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THE
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F. Clement & Sons
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