Riverside RM to Purchase Dunrea School for One Dollar
The R. M. of Riverside plans to buy the Dunrea School from the province for one dollar pending provincial approval. The move shifts ownership to the municipality and follows a weeks long review process.
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Volunteers donate 5810 hours to Roblin health care
The Roblin and District Health Care Auxiliary reported a total of 5810 volunteer hours in the past year. The group emphasizes community support and ongoing volunteer recruitment.
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Roblin and District
Town councils mull moving to vacant 55 building in Carberry
Mayors and the R M of South Cypress consider relocating offices to the vacated 55 building in Carberry as a possible new home.
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Government bans hunting operators for two years to shut down
Officials order hunting operators to permanently close within two years after a government ban on the practice. The move aims to curb controversial activities and enforce stricter wildlife protections nationwide.
Education Minister faces rough ride over school division plan
Education Minister Drew Caldwell faced a hostile public meeting with more than 900 residents voicing opposition to the plan to separate the Transcona Springfield School Division.
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Transcona Springfield
Goodon Industries expands ownership with two new partners
As of January 1 Goodon Industries in Boissevain adds Robert Dyck and Trevor Hicks as minority partners joining majority owners Irvin Goodon and Bryan Tyerman by purchasing into the business.
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Robert Dyck
Trevor Hicks
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Bryan Tyerman
Renovations Planned for Souris Recreation Hall
The hall attached to the Souris Recreation Complex will undergo major renovations at an estimated cost of 20 000 dollars. The project aims to improve facilities and extend the hall’s usable life.
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Editor Gary Smith Dies After Cancer Battle
Former Reston Recorder editor Gary Smith died January 1 after a battle with cancer. He led the paper during a transitional era and was remembered by colleagues for his editorial guidance and community coverage.
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Glenboro memories revived by aerial photos and note from Ron Fafnis
Ron Fafnis, son of a former Argyle pastor, tracked down photographer Don Sanderson after finding Glenboro aerials in Glenboro Gazettes. Don planned new equipment. Ron requested reprints, sent $38 US payable in Canadian funds, and recalled memories of the town and its landmarks, including the parsonage, Lutheran church, and local shops.
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SVheatre Behin d Enemy Lines at the Gaiety Glenboro
Gene Hackman and Owen Wilson star in behind enemy lines at the Gaiety Glenboro Feb 1 2 and 3. War violence and strong language. Shows 8 p.m. ends about 9 45. A Navy pilot shot down faces relentless pursuit as a rescue mission unfolds under orders.
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