Manitoba unveils Order of Sport Excellence medals
Premier Sterling Lyon and Bob Banman reveal a new Order of Sport Excellence awarding gold silver and bronze medals on a Manitoba tartan ribbon. Ten athletes receive inaugural medals at a ceremony in Winnipeg with inductees named, criteria outlined, and medals produced locally.
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Order of Sport Excellence
Manitoba
Sterling Lyon
Fitness, Recreation and Sport
Bob Banman
Legislative
Premier Lyon
Ufr
Department of Fitness, Recreation and Sport
Manitoba Sports Federation
Banman
Manitoba High School Athletic Association
Universites and Colleges
Monica Goermann
Sylvia Burka
Ken Johnson
Jeff Wood
Gordon Konantz
Jenny Stewart
Harry Nightingale
Nancy Jo Pearce
Cal Howard
Pam Morgan
Real Berard
Department of Natural Resources, Parks Division
Diecast Products Ltd
Commission Warns of Advance Fee Racket in Manitoba
The Manitoba Securities Commission cautions Manitoba business owners, especially in rural areas, about out of province promoters offering an advertising contract with upfront advance fees. Promoters collect 1000 to 1500 dollars on signing and 2000 to 2500 dollars after a supposed sale, then vanish. The notice urges contacting the Real Estate Brokers Act Registrar at 944 2558 before signing or paying money.
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Manitoba Securities Commission
Manitoba
Commission
Manitoba Real Estate Brokers Act
Real Estate Brokers Act
Winnipeg electricity shows April 1980 near total water power
Manitoba electrical generation in April 1980 was almost entirely from water power at 75 percent from the Nelson River. Total generation reached 1665.8 million kWh, up 5.0 percent from April 1979. Consumption fell 9.2 percent year over year due to warmer April, with a 0.4 percent 12 month decline. Exports: 24 percent to Ontario, 20 percent to Saskatchewan, 56 percent to the U.S.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Nelson River
Ontario
Saskatchewan
U.S
Plans to Curb Park Rowdiness in Manitoba Campgrounds
Natural Resources Minister Brain Ransom announced steps to curb campground rowdiness tied to liquor. Park staff will evict offenders and lay charges if needed, holding campsite permit holders responsible for their groups. The department aims to keep Manitobans’ summer camping quiet and enjoyable.
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Brain Ransom
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