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CPP buys Saskatchewan's Assiniboia Farmland for $128M

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    #16
    The sale should go in front of the competition bureau? Anyone?

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      #17
      They got the idea from the OTPF . They have been
      landbanking in Mb. The fun will start when they
      realize they can't make a return from farming and
      have to sell.

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        #18
        Gotta wonder about the management of CPP.
        High land proce does not translate to positive
        ROI.

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          #19
          The Sask Govt has been buying land for the past number of years though Sask Works investments. They have been out bidding farmers for a while now...

          These things are old news.

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            #20
            Is it governments mandate to outbid farmers?
            Paying more than productive value for land is
            going to be investigated, I hope.

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              #21
              I rented some of this land about twelve years ago put in oats and in the fall got back 3.5 bpa,was a dry year and I was lucky that the owner didn't charge me the 20 dollars an acre, never have seen a 30 bushel crop on it yet.

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                #22
                Some land I bought 35 years ago I had to
                match Land Bank. 33 times the ass. It was
                my choice to buy or not. Can not blame
                older farmer to try and get the best price
                for his hard work.

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                  #23
                  I have calls in to my MP to get the contact number for the people at CPP.

                  Might as well get the same deal as the investors got as a bail out.

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