Quebec questions and a sovereigntist dialogue
Columnist Fred McGuinness invites Paul Therrien, a 24 year old Quebec sovereigntist and University of Montreal student, to a candid exchange on Quebec independence. Therrien offers views on currency, passports, regional autonomy, and a united Canada, inviting readers to submit questions via mail or email for ongoing discussion.
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Paul Therrien
Paul
U. Ofontreal
Quebec
Fred McGuinness
Canada
U.S
Alberta
B.C
California
J.G. Blaine
Fred
Ebec
McGuinne
Mb.sympatico
Brandon
Rza
Hamiota Fair Board Reveals Updated Home Grounds Categories
The Hamiota Fair Board outlines new 1998 99 home grounds categories covering yard beautification with vegetables fruits herbs and personal choices category 3 promotes environmental practices such as composting mulching wildlife habitats and shelter. The notice invites town and rural entrants to showcase sustainable gardening to beautify the municipality.
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Hamiota Fair Board
Fair Board
Agricultural
Armstrong
Hamiota
New banker opens in Hamiota with Bulbuck family
The Hamiota branch of the Royal Bank welcomes new manager Brad Bulbuck after Jim Dickinson departs for a Melita post. Bulbuck, ten years with the bank and a Snow Lake resident, moves to lead Personal Banking in Hamiota. His wife Corinne and twins Benjamin and Joshua will join him. The community also bids farewell to Jim Dickinson and his family.
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Hamiota
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Royal Bank
Brad Bulbuck
Jim Dickinson
Melita
Snow Lake
Man
Corinne
Benjamin
Joshua
Brad
Jim
Jamie
Matthew
Jordyn
Snow Lake, Man
Vandalism reported on weekend near Birtle and Shoal Lake
Weekend vandalism damaged a 1978 Chevrolet Blazer on Highway 83 ten kilometres south of Birtle with windows smashed and about 1000 dollars in damage. A separate act damaged a centennial Raven Lake school sign on Raven Lake Road at Shoal Lake end, both incidents under Manitoba Crime Stoppers.
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Discussion on adding grief support groups at meeting
An informal session explores establishing support groups beyond Compassionate Friends. Possible teen, bereaved aunt/uncle groups and other communities. Attendees may share or observe. A later closed sharing session for parents grandparents and siblings aged 14 and older will follow.
Open Meeting for Grief Support Group April 29
Interested individuals may call Marcie Harrison at 568 4593 or the Compassionate Friends Office at 727 1823 and speak to Gwen or Judy for details. The open meeting on April 29 offers comfort and strength for those coping with the loss of a family member or friend.
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Marcie Harrison
Compassionate Friends Office
Gwen
Judy
Marcie