Rural Manitoba booming on attitude and investment
In a radio interview Premier Gary Filmon cites rural southern Manitoba as thriving due to positive attitudes and local risk taking. He highlights value added agriculture, hog production, and regional projects like a pasta plant in Altona and a canola facility in Ste Agathe, noting Winnipeg lags but rural areas lead in opportunities.
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Why food becomes central as people age
An observer notes older people frequently describe trips by detailing meals and costs. She links this to memories of scarcity, nostalgia, and shifting priorities as friends and energy decline, suggesting food becomes a lasting, accessible pleasure replacing other pursuits.
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