Change or the changed message of computer awareness day
A rural Canadian computer awareness event showcased Jim Carroll as "Mr Internet" presenting a future where the Internet breaks geographical barriers. He predicts a shift to contract work, home-based businesses, and computer commuters, urging towns to engage youth and plan visions to survive digital change. Change, or be changed.
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Internet
Jim Carroll
Carroll
Smokes target of thieves RCMP investigates break ins
Hamiota RCMP probe two break in and theft cases on April 12 at Cardale Co op and The Wright Place in Rapid City. Thieves gained entry by forcing doors and windows, stealing seven cartons and fifteen cigarette packages. Cpl. Kevin Harrison notes similar evidence at both sites. Investigation continues.
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Wanda Strachan
Hamiota
RCMP
Cardale Coop
Kevin Harrison
Wright Place
Rapid City
Cpl
Harrison
Summer break schedule at Birdtail River School Division
The Birdtail River School Division outlines a 200 day school year with last day of classes on June 25 and staff returning August 27. Students resume September 2, fall term ends by December 22, second term starts January 3, spring break begins March 30, and summer vacation starts in July.
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Birdtail River
Manitoba Education
Benefit Social For Bell Family Held In Hamiota
A benefit social is planned for Kevin Bell Wendy Bell and their family at the Hamiota and District Sports Complex on Saturday May 3. Their son Jason was diagnosed with leukemia 18 months ago and Wendy has acute myeloid fibrosis awaiting a bone marrow transplant. Proceeds assist with medical and travel costs with tickets from local businesses or by calling Lorrie Antonation 764-2390 or Kathy Brenzen 764-2380.
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Kevin
Wendy Bell
Hamiota
Jason
Wendy
Bell
Lorrie Antonation
Kathy Brenzen
Manitoba Consumers Bureau Credit Card Complaint Channel
Report aggressive credit card sales tactics to the Government of Manitoba Consumers Bureau by calling toll free 1 800 782 0067 and follow up with a written complaint. Address Room 302 258 remains incomplete for locate.
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Government of Manitoba Consumers Bureau
Credit Card Security Warns Readers at Portage Ave Winnipeg
A brief public service notice on Portage Avenue Winnipeg urges residents to keep credit card numbers private and never share numbers with strangers to protect financial security. The text emphasizes the value of safeguarding cards and cautious handling of personal data.
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Portage Ave
Winnipeg
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