Canada cast as caviar producer

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A University of Manitoba fisheries professor wants to capitalize on the demand for caviar in Canada since even a small jar of Russian caviar sells for $90 in Toronto, Ontario. Terry Dick expects Canada to become a leading exporter of caviar, which is produced by sturgeon fish.

Commercial Fishing, Fishing, Research, Fish industry, Fishes, Fisheries, Caviar, University of Manitoba

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Air Canada to form regional network

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Montreal, Que.-based Air Canada has announced that it will form a coast-to-coast network by consolidating its four regional airlines. Air Canada, which will equip the network with 82 aircraft and 2,887 personnel, is led by president Joe Randell.

Strategy & planning, Scheduled Airlines, Scheduled Air Transportation, Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Management, Airlines, Air Canada

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Maple Leaf designs pigs for markets

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Maple Leaf Foods Inc. introduces "designer pigs", pigs specially raised for specific customer needs.

Animal Slaughtering and Processing, Meat Products, Hogs, Hog and Pig Farming, Product information, Meat industry, Livestock industry, Swine, Maple Leaf Foods Inc.

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