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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 30, 2013, Winnipeg, Manitoba C M Y K PAGE A5 winnipegfreepress. com MANITOBA WINNIPEG FREE PRESS, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 2013 A 5 Gift Cards Available CITY WIDE DELIVERY DAIRY FROZEN FOODS PRODUCE BAKERY HOT FEATURES OF THE WEEK 1445 LOGAN AVENUE PHONE: 204- 774- 1679 OR 1- 800- 874- 7770 www. cantorsmeats. com Prices in effect July 30th - Aug. 3rd, 2013. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Any items on sale in multiples must be purchased in multiples to receive the sale price BEST BUY CHEESE 460 GMS, RW, ASST. VARIETIES ........... EA $ 5.99 IOGO 0% or PROBIOTIC YOGURTS 650 GMS, ASST. VARIETIES ......... 2/ $ 6.00 LUCERNE SOUR CREAM 750 MLS ................. EA $ 2.99 LUCERNE SALTED BUTTER 454 GMS ..................................... EA $ 4.49 STORE HOURS: MON. - WED. 8: 00 AM - 6: 00 PM THURS. - FRI. 8: 00 AM - 7: 00 PM SATURDAY 8: 00 AM - 6: 00 PM CLOSED SUNDAY TROPICANA PURE PREMIUM ORANGE JUICE 1.75 LITRES ...................... 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FOLGERS COFFEE 920 - 975 gms Mountain or Classic Roast O NTARIO has committed $ 2 million to rescue the Experimental Lakes Area mothballed by the federal government, a small step forward in what's been a year- long mess of negotiations, stop- gap measures and vague promises to save the world- class freshwater research centre. In a letter released Monday, Ontario's Natural Resources Minister David Orazietti for the first time put a dollarfigure on his government's commitment, pledging $ 2 million a year to the Winnipeg- based International Institute for Sustainable Development, which has been tapped to take over the ELA. Ontario's contribution should cover the bulk of the ELA's annual operating costs. But a formal deal between Ontario, Manitoba, the IISD and the federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans is proving elusive. Time is running out. The old agreement that allowed the DFO to operate the research centre in Ontario expires in a month. Staff and scientists have been warned about a gap in operations. " I am confident that we will have an agreement soon allowing this important scientific facility to continue its work," wrote Orazietti. Manitoba funds the IISD to the tune of $ 1 million a year, and some or all of that cash is expected to be diverted to funding research on the lakes. The provinces and the IISD have struggled to rescue the ELA since Ottawa announced it was closing the research area, laying off dozens of staff. " Let's remember why we're in this mess," said Diane Orihel, a PhD candidate at the University of Alberta and the founder of the Coalition to Save ELA. " We're in this mess because of the Canadian government. Fourteen months later, we're still here and the future of the ELA is still up in the air." In the meantime, many federal staff stationed at the lakes have been in limbo, facing layoffs or waiting to see if their positions will be transferred to the IISD. Some have taken other federal government jobs, or retired or quit. " The team is falling apart, which is really tragic," said Orihel. " The amount of knowledge on how to do these types of experiments is really rare." Limited research on mostly long- term studies has continued over the summer with a skeleton crew of scientists, but new projects, including one on nanoparticles used in everyday items to kill bacteria, have been shelved. In response to questions by Liberal Leader Jon Gerrard on Monday in the Manitoba legislature, Premier Greg Selinger said he spoke to Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne about the experimental lakes at last week's premiers' gathering in Niagara- on- the- Lake. Both reaffirmed their commitment to keeping the research station alive. " We're trying to find a way forward," said Selinger. " We need a federal partner as well." One hurdle involves liability. The old lease agreement between Ottawa and Ontario specifies the DFO must return the area to Ontario in pristine condition. That means hundreds of buildings, weirs and other pieces of infrastructure must be removed. How much of that infrastructure the IISD wants to take over and how much Ottawa must pay to clean up is still being negotiated. Last week, the remaining staff at the ELA were assigned the task of taking an inventory of the infrastructure to figure out what can be destroyed and what should be kept. maryagnes. welch@ freepress. mb. ca Explaining the ELA . What's the Experimental Lakes Area? It's a region of 58 lakes near Kenora, Ont. that scientists deliberately pollute to measure the long- term effects on an entire, complex ecosystem. That allows a huge breadth of research that could never be done by studying piecemeal samples of mud and water. When the experiment is done, scientists let the lake return to its natural state. . Why does it matter? Work at the ELA has led to continent- wide policy shifts on acid rain, changes to the way hydro dams are built, a ban on phosphorus in detergents and huge advancements in the battle against the green algae that fouls Lake Winnipeg beaches every summer. There is nothing like the ELA anywhere else in the world. . Why is it in jeopardy? Last year, the federal government announced it was no longer interested in whole- ecosystem research and was shutting down the ELA. Layoff notices were issued to dozens of staff from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans - mostly biologists, chemists and other scientists. . What's the plan to save it? Ontario and Manitoba stepped in and agreed in theory to fund the ELA if Ottawa turned it over to the Winnipeg- based International Institute for Sustainable Development to manage. The nitty- gritty of that agreement is now being hammered out. The provinces initially hoped Ottawa would also chip in, but that is looking increasingly unlikely. Ontario commits $ 2M to experimental lakes ' Federal partner' needed: Selinger By Mary Agnes Welch MIKE APORIUS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS ARCHIVES Research associates with the United States Geographic Survey take water samples from Lake 658 at the Experimental Lakes Area in July 2008. Staff at the research station are in limbo as they wait to see what happens with funding. A_ 05_ Jul- 30- 13_ FP_ 01. indd A5 7/ 29/ 13 10: 21: 59 PM ;