Arason to retire as CEO of CWB
Greg Arason will retire as president and chief executive of the CWB at the end of his current term on December 31 2002. The board accepted his notice after proposing a one year extension at the December 2001 meeting. He will help with an orderly transition and plans to spend more time with family after retirement. Arason has led the organization since December 31 1998 after governance changes.
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CWB Board of
Greg Arason
Arason
Greg
Ken Ritter
CWB
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Prairie Farmers
Manitoba Pool Elevators
Xcan Grain
Can-Oat Milling
CanAmera Foods Ltd
Stonewall Stones Carman In Annual Tournament Of Champions Final
The Village of Glenboro hosts twelve teams in the annual Tournament of Champions, a fundraiser for rink improvements with future plans for a new Zamboni. Stonewall and Carman compete in the final with opening ceremonies, skills events, and a shooter versus goalie contest highlighting players from Glenboro, Stonewall, Carman, Gladstone, Cartwright, and others.
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Stonewall
Carman
Glenboro
Brandon
Glenboro Black
Glenboro White
Killarney
Boissevain
Souris Blue
Gladstone
MacGregor
Carberry
Crystal City
Cartwright
Arena Fund Committee
Randy Wallis
Megan Abernethy
O Canada
Treherne
Stefan Doll
Nick Letkeman
Derek Mowat
Mark Tomlinson
Ed Friesen
Dean Gardiner
Josh Wytiick
Shaun Webster
Jared Haasbeek
Justin DeMeuleneire
Riley Jefferies
Jory Coates
Riley
Jory
Mike Gemmill
Riley Jeff
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Glenboro Health Centre
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Port Elizabeth
South Africa
Winnipeg
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