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Mazier defends KAP’s approach on ‘made-in-Manitoba’ carbon tax
He says the position was developed democratically and KAP got much of what it wanted to reduce the negative impact on farmers

Aid refusal fuels flames of western alienation
Our History: November 1999

Trudeau asks, “Why should I sell your wheat?”
Our History: October 2000

Manitoba delegates inspired by 2016 Citizenship Congress
Youth delegates met with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and held a mock parliamentary debate in the Senate Chamber at the annual 4-H event

The Liberal government’s ‘to do’ list on agriculture
Ralph Goodale says improvements to grain transportation and trade are top priorities, but safety nets and research are also on the agenda

Supply management compensation plan rumours dismissed by Ritz
News reports suggest the federal government may yield to outside pressure to grant increased access to Canadian markets

Trans-Pacific Partnership talks worry dairy farmers
Foreign supplies want access to Canadian markets

A new herbicide called Roundup, and a strike sets back grain exports
Our History: June 1979

Harper says railways can’t be allowed to misuse market power
The order-in-council requiring minimum grain movement expires at the end of March

Prairie ‘islanders’ struggling to keep spirits afloat
Inundated southwestern Manitobans rally in the face of unprecedented flood damage