Manitoba must build rural industries to balance economy
The author argues Manitoba's heavy agriculture dependence caused past distress and slower recovery. Proposes a government financed central board of rural business leaders to recruit and assist small manufacturers, provide financing, accounting, and laboratory services, and decentralize industry from Winnipeg. Emphasizes local chambers, tourism, and community initiative as keys to sustainable growth.
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