Hugging ban to kettles and Y2K fears in schools
A roundup from Interlake Spectator and others notes Gymli Early Middle Years School bans on hugging before Christmas, later rescinded. Barrhead bans kettles and microwaves after a breaker trip, with questions raised about supervision and funding. Westbrook extends Christmas break amid a safety scare when a steel door at the school is damaged by a runaway wheel.
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A Smile From The Little Ones
Manitoba and much of Canada enjoy mild February weather bringing sun and warmth but sparking concerns for winter activities. Rural areas lack artificial ice venues, cutting curling and skating seasons and delaying fundraisers. Ski hills farms and fishing resorts fear revenue losses while farmers worry about early waking crops. Still the bright spell offers welcome sunshine and comfortable days.
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Maria's Musings on Weather and Hard Times in Manitoba
The author asserts that good times will not last and Canada’s Manitoba will face costly weather realities. They forecast potential payments by end of March or April and hope for relief for children and loved ones amid harsh conditions.
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