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Right in the centre - Rural people already knew this

By Ken Waddell

Neepawa Banner & Press

鈥淲e鈥 have been told a lot of things that rural people instinctively knew were wrong. Here鈥檚 a partial list of wrong things we have been told.

鈥ural life is not a good thing, city life should be our goal.

鈥arming is not a good career.

鈥igger is better. Bigger cities, larger apartment blocks, bigger care homes, larger buses and commuter trains, bigger airplanes and  cruise ships.

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Right in the centre - Get it in writing!

By Ken Waddell

Neepawa Banner & Press

About the time we got started in the newspaper business in 1989, a man from Stonewall, named Merv Farmer, was building up some nice newspapers. He wisely told us, if you are going to have a newspaper, you have to spend money on news, on journalists. We have always taken that to heart. 

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Editorial - New gun law targets law abiding citizens

By Micah Waddell

Rivers Banner

For many gun owners, this past week鈥檚 announcement from our 鈥済reat鈥 leader was incredibly disappointing to hear. An unbelievably loose ban on 鈥渁ssault鈥 firearms has effectively made it illegal to own any form of sporting and competition rifle. The Prime Minister was quoted, stating, 鈥淲hy do you need an AR-15 to hunt deer?鈥 A ludicrous statement, given that it has been illegal to hunt with such weapons for a long time.

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Right in the centre - CO2 levels may cause crop production cutbacks

By Ken Waddell

Neepawa Banner & Press

The Winnipeg Free Press ran an article on Tuesday. It was a good enough article on its own merits. It states that Carbon Dioxide (CO2) levels are up, but鈥 it鈥檚 a rather shallow article. The last year they have stats for is 2018. Results for 2019 and 2020 don鈥檛 seem to be available yet.

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Column like I see 'em - The post pandemic to-do list

By Eoin Devereux

Neepawa Banner & Press

We鈥檝e all likely reached the point in the COVID-19 pandemic where we鈥檙e asking ourselves the same questions: When will it end? When will life get back to normal? As I type this column in an empty room, dealing with the isolation as best I can, I still don鈥檛 know the answers and most likely, neither do you.

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