Hydro Crews In Town Modernizes The Pas power system
Manitoba Hydro is replacing 100 power poles in The Pas as part of a two month modernization. Two 15 man crews will rebuild two feeders and improve voltage. A low voltage test ran July 24 on the line from Grand Rapids amid vandalism reports near Grace Lake Airport. Negotiations with Churchill Forest Industries continue on power supply for the sawmill, with questions about substation timing and required voltage.
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Swimming Pool Back In Use After Repairs
The Winton Swimming Pool is back in operation following a one week closure for repairs. Roy Johnston, park superintendent, cited leaking filtering lines as the cause and noted the pool was drained and cleaned while awaiting parts. Plastic pipe replaced galvanized lines with more remodeling planned.
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Fall schedule set for pool project halt
A city official stated the pool project cannot proceed while the facility operates this season. The plan will be paused and rescheduled for the fall, reflecting operational constraints and community timing.
Vote Confirmed in Churchill Constituency Election
Returning officer Orson Wright confirmed the final federal vote tally for the Churchill Constituency from the June 25 election. Bud Simpson of the Progressive Conservative Party led with 9,009 votes, Frank Dembinsky of the Liberal Party had 7,673, and Brian Koshul of the NDP had 4,888 across 197 polls plus the service vote.
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Indian Band to Convene August 6 on Possible Corporation
The Pas Indian Band calls a general meeting for August 6 to discuss forming a Corporation to enable a proposed 450 lot addition of Band land to the Town of The Pas. G C Crockett says the Band council is not a legal entity and a corporation is needed for binding decisions. Joe Ross notes the meeting aims to gauge member feelings and no firm decision may follow. Indian Band land cannot be sold but can be leased as The Pas seeks 500 residential lots for workers at a new saw pulp mill complex.
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Simonhouse Paving Plans Tenders for 16 Miles Road
The Manitoba Government plans to call tenders for paving 16 miles of the Simonhouse Road after Premier Weir visited the area. Tenders are expected during Ananet. A bridge project at The Pas has also had tenders called for its start this fall.
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