Johnny Hardison, owner of The Country Butcher Shop, and Brad Hardison, owner of the Village Butcher Shop, carry a variety of game meat in their respective businesses including alligator, camel and kangaroo.
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WINNIPEG Five Manitoba meat processing plants are among 24 plants across the country that are receiving funding from the federal government. On Tuesday, the federal Liberals announced $7.8 million in supports for the meat processing plants through the Emergency Processing Fund. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought on many challenges for the food processing industry, in particular for meat processing plants of all sizes, said Marie-Claude Bibeau. The hard-working women and men in this industry continue to step up to ensure Canadians have high-quality food on their plates, the minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food said in a news release. The plants in Manitoba receiving the funding include:
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There is A Little Something going on in the city of Easton
By Kevin Mertens - Staff Writer | Dec 20, 2020
Melinda Wesch, pictured above, along with her husband Adam,
purchased the former St. Peter’s Lutheran Church building in Easton and have made it into a gift and thrift store. A variety of homemade goods are available in addition to a nice selection of clothes. If you need a treat, they have those too.
A new store in Easton called A Little Something is part of a trend which has been going on in the small town during 2020.