In this letter, CWB's Henry Monk writes the Government.
Because Canada has a constitution, they can't Canadian's expropriate property(wheat), but they can regulate trade and commerce. Licensing.
The glitch for them is farmer held grain is not considered trade and commerce. If the farmer doesn't use the railroadelevators/mills, you are not trade and commerce.(In those days, the railroads were pretty much the only export transportation.)
So eric, (you are new on the site,) trucking his own grain over the border is not in trade and commerce according to the constitution.
eric is in AGRICULTURE,and he is one of the escapees from the system they fret about.
These schemers were smart enough to know they couldn't slap Ontario into the "scheme", they's lose the election!
The bastards should have all been tied up and beaten with the same stick.
Pasley
Because Canada has a constitution, they can't Canadian's expropriate property(wheat), but they can regulate trade and commerce. Licensing.
The glitch for them is farmer held grain is not considered trade and commerce. If the farmer doesn't use the railroadelevators/mills, you are not trade and commerce.(In those days, the railroads were pretty much the only export transportation.)
So eric, (you are new on the site,) trucking his own grain over the border is not in trade and commerce according to the constitution.
eric is in AGRICULTURE,and he is one of the escapees from the system they fret about.
These schemers were smart enough to know they couldn't slap Ontario into the "scheme", they's lose the election!
The bastards should have all been tied up and beaten with the same stick.
Pasley
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