Open letter challenges Hamiota residents on waste plant facts
Don Venables, chairperson of Hamiota CAC, argues that The Echo misrepresents Manitoba project details. He cites actual waste tonnages and processes, disputes claimed 85 percent figure, and urges factual public discussion with local oversight and accurate data.
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The
Echo
P.C.H.A
H.W.T
Manitoba
Swan Hills
Alberta
M.H.W.M.C
Department of Environment
R.M. Council
R.M
Hamiota
Canada milestones and disasters span the 19th to 20th centuries
Key events include British Columbia joining Canada after a 1867 vote by the Legislative Council, Canada adopting the metric system in 1871, Governor General Vincent Massey starting a 10,000 mile north tour in 1956, and the Duke of Connaught becoming governor general in 1911. A 1955 Nicolet fire destroyed 35 buildings in Quebec.
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British Columbia
Vincent Massey
Duke of Connaught
Nicolet
Quebec
Waterhens offer tickets for 7th annual Ladies Only Dinner
Winnipeg Waterhens a Ducks Unlimited Canada committee announce tickets for the April 25 1990 Ladies Only Dinner at the International Inn. Funds raised support conservation and Manitoba Burn Fund with raffles auctions and a calendar volunteer lineup including the 1990 Burn Fund Calendar firefighters. Tickets 45 available by April 6 1990 with tax receipts for part of the purchase.
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Winnipeg
Winnipeg Waterhens
Ducks Unlimited Canada
International Inn
Waterhens
Winnipeg Burn Fund
Manitoba Burn Fund
Pressure Point
Kathy McIsaac
Valerie Eli Phelps
Edmonton Street
Manitoba
Ducks Unlimited
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Hamiota Area
Standing Committee On Public Utilities and Natural Resources
Don Venables
Hamiota Cac
Greg Vincent
Lenore
Canada
Canadian Advertising Foundation
Twin Valley Co-op Ltd
Elkhorn Elks Hall
Co-op
Co-operative
Twin Valley
Trails West Motor Inn
18Th St. N. P.O
Brandon, MB
RZA
W.k
W.K. Grocers Ltd
Wayne Mathison
P.O
A.J. Seminar
Chumah Hall
Paul Kunkel
A.J. Clair Lochart
Upjohn
Kelly Haggarty
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