Manitoba Craft Trade Push Faces Local Skepticism
In The Pas Manitoba, 125 families in Huron Village rely on handicrafts with snow shoes and moccasins forming key outputs. The plan to expand handicrafts and export to Europe meets resistance while retailers fear festival closures and hours changes.
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Wright criticizes Thompson road plan in Manitoba legislature
A. E. Wright NDP Seventeen Oaks challenged Thompson Chamber of Commerce push for a northern road to serve heavy truck traffic. He argued an ordinary highway suffices and questioned diverting CN Rail business. The piece notes Wright’s post election stance contrasts with his party's past views and hints at a narrow political perspective.
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Winnipeg Free Press
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Seven Oaks
Manitoba
Thompson Chamber
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Thompson Road
Tourists and store hours debated at local meeting
Mr Wecks urged moderation for after hours sales saying Manitoba tourism is a $20 million yearly business and local shops should cater to visitors. He argued small stores must serve the public, especially during events like the Trappers Festival, to attract outsiders and avoid losing customers.
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Weeks
Festival Visitor Dies in Well Digging Accident at Minitonas
At Minitonas during the Trappers Festival two Cryderman visitors from The Pas died in a well digging incident. Lloyd Cryderman and his father were working with his brother in law G Hogar when gas from blasting stones overcome them.
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Swan River
Minitonas
Lloyd Cryderman
Lloyd
G. Hogar
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