Manitoba Reverts to Standard Time October 27
Under the Official Time Act Manitoba ends daylight saving time for six months from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October. Clocks fall back at 3 a.m. October 27 to 2 a.m. marking the return to standard time across the province.
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Trailer Court Plan Prompts School Board Concerns
The Kelsey School Division voiced worries over a proposed 150-site Wanless trailer court bringing more school age children into The Past area. Officials fear classroom crowding and demand for French language programs, while budget deficits and lack of consultation add to tensions with ManFor and potential DREE financing.
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Wanless
Kelsey
Harold Grundy
Quebec
Newfoundland
ManFor
DREE
Schreyer
Ron Mc
Opening of Scott Bateman Junior High Draws Local Dignitaries
Scott Bateman presided at the official opening in the Scott Bateman gymnasium attended by 300 plus guests including students parents and teachers. Speakers included Peter Berezowecki Harold Grundy and Mayor Jack Kennedy with Rev Z Shillington giving the invocation. The event featured a performance by the school band and a painting gift to Mr Bateman, with tributes to his service in The Pas.
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B. Scott Bateman
Scott Bateman
Jack Johnson
Kelsey School Division
Peter Berezowecki
Harold Grundy
Frank Sigurdson
Ron Graham
Jack Kennedy
Gordon Lathlin
al Yaskin
Z. Shillington
Pas Ministerial Association
Ron McBryde
R. W. Dalton
Department of Education
McBryde
Pas
Manitoba
Bateman
Mr. Bateman
Mafeking
Iits
Margaret Barbour Collegiate
Keewatin Community College
Grundy
The Pas Approves Joint MHRC Housing Plan Despite Protests
The Pas Town Council approved a joint development agreement with Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation for the Bell Avenue subdivision. The plan seeks town influence over housing mix and governance, with 80 units planned and a committee to draft terms balancing private sales and low rental housing.
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Town of
the Pas
Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation
Bell Avenue
Pas and District Advisory Planning Commission
MHRC
Kennedy
Gus Gelowitz
Tony Moule
Pas
Dave Andreychuk
Planning Commission
District Advisory Planning Commission
Council
Town of the Pas
Hayes
Sawula
Anaka
Gelowitz
Jonas
Planning Authority Denies Rezoning Bid in The Pas
The Pas and District Advisory Planning Commission rejects a rezoning plan for a ManorFor site to allow a residence for the company manager. Council, led by Mayor Kennedy, seeks to approve despite planning board objections over precedent and urban sprawl.
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Pas and District Advisory Planning Commission
ManFor
ManFor Board of Directors
Ove Kennedy
Planning Commission
Kenned
Manor
Commission
Paving Finish Signals End of Year Program
Town council chair Steve Anaka announced the paving program would close after the Fischer Avenue and Third Street intersection work. Borger Industries crews will finish remaining Phase I streets when frost thaws, with phases II and III sought under Western Northlands aid and a future tender expected in weeks.
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Chiairian
Steve Anaka
Anaka
Fischer Avenue
Third Street
LaRose Avenue
Ross Avenue
Norm Baxter
Borger Industries
No Decision Yet On Life Group Appeal
The Municipal Appeal Board in The Pas will hear the Life Group appeal of Town of The Pas denial to add worship space at Christian Centre on Ross Avenue. The group seeks a 6 735 square foot premises with reduced yard space, arguing a different community contribution. planners worry over parking and church‑use implications. A decision is not expected for about a month while awaiting a northern planner recommendation.
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Pas
Ee Oed Life Group
District Ng Commission
Town of the Pas
Ross Avenue
Planning Commission
Neighbourhood Life
J. Nikkel
Municipal Board
Commission
Dave Andreychuk
Scott Bateman
Harry Harapiak
Manitoba Association of School Trustees Group
Administration merger planned between St. Anthony's Hospital and St. Pauls Residence
Approval in principle given to integrate administrations of St. Anthony's Hospital and St. Pauls Residence. Three bodies involved Manitoba Health Services Commission St. Anthony's Board and Archbishop Dumouchel. Integration to expand the hospital board to include St. Pauls representation. Negotiations to finalize details set for early November. Total staff projected around 400 with a new personnel director to address staffing turnover.
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St. Paul’s Residence
St. Anthony’s Hospital
St. Anthony’s
Les deCock
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Archbishop Dumouchel
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's
deCock
Sisters of Charity
Annette
Neil Upham
Police warn of leaving cars running with keys in future
RCMP Staff Sergeant G. Davis says leaving vehicles running with keys inside is common as colder weather arrives and will be charged under the Highway Traffic Act. Two thefts last week involved unlocked cars left running, both recovered undamaged. Police will seize keys and lock cars, owners must retrieve keys from the detachment.
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RCMP
G. Davis
Davis
Ivor Orenchuk
Gateway Hotel
Sgt. Davis
Taxation Task Force eyed by Manitoba government
The provincial government formed a task force to study tax problems in The Pas and northern Manitoba. The Kelsey School Division will provide unemotional facts to the task force and may meet with Mayor Kennedy to discuss points.
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Pas
Manitoba
Kelsey School Division Board of Trustees
Harold Grundy
Grundy
Kennedy
Winnipeg
Schreyer
Department of Education
Library Coordinating Committee
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