Ottawa agri policy blamed for Canada’s food security risks
Dr. Sylvain Charlebois argues Ottawa must strengthen support for Canada’s agri-food sector amid rising prices and heavy U.S. reliance. The piece notes USMCA effects, supply management scrutiny, and calls for data-driven strategies to boost competitiveness and reduce dependence on American imports. Troy Media.
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From the Archives of Western Newspapers December 11 1885 Progress San San Francisco sailors cemetery tale
A mixed miscellany notes San Francisco women founding a sailors cemetery with 2 000 buried and only 150 named. Also reports on beef tea for delirium, seasickness remedies, a Tucson child and a rattlesnake encounter, plus city mayoral race hints.
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Crowsnest Pass vision for new health hub and growth
A community outlines a plan to replace open pit mining with government backed health focused development. Proposals include a provincial funded health hub, jobs for surgeons and staff, hospitality and retail growth, affordable housing, and tax base expansion for long term sustainability led by local council and chamber of commerce with MLA Livingstone Macleod and officials assisting.
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Angered constituents meet Wildrose defection headline
From The Times December 24 2014 Gary Bikman a southern Alberta MLA says there are angry upset constituents after switching to the ruling Conservatives while also receiving positive feedback from Cardston Taber Warner voters. Baldry Sugden LLP named 2014 Small Business of the Year by Taber and District Chamber of Commerce with partners Richard Sugden and Mark Baldry to accept at the January 16 2015 awards dinner.
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