Boxing Week Sale and Classifieds For Manitoba Readers
Boxing Week sale runs Dec 19 to Jan 8 with 10 to 50 percent off storewide. Furniture including queen mattress sets from 495 and 199, solid wood bedroom suites 1199, leather sets up to 45 percent off, Bran don store hours, contact 204-571-1971 and 660 Highland Ave Bran don. Also province wide ads for Hardy Tree seedlings delivery and a riding for the disabled flea market at Assiniboia Downs Winnipeg February 4 5 2017 with 80 vendor spots.
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Sales Associate Opportunity at Local Business
Serious inquiries encouraged for two sales associate positions. Contact Terry by phone at 306-652-2112 or via email. Visit our website for more details.
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Notice statements disclaim ads responsibility and accuracy. Manitoba Community Newspaper Association details advertising conditions. Advertisement promotes Disability Tax Credit a 2000 yearly credit 20000 lump sum rebate with year round application and low industry rates.
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Rivers Police Service 2016 activity report summary
Rivers Police Service provides December and annual crime and enforcement totals for 2016. The department logged 32 December calls and 822 for 366 days, with 70 Criminal Code violations, 152 traffic law breaches, 15 liquor and peace infractions, 57 bylaws, 282 miscellaneous, and 246 assists. Violent Criminal Code actions were minimal with no homicides or assaults in December, while the year saw four break ins, two vehicle thefts, 10 property damages and 24 thefts under 5,000 dollars. Traffic division shows 133 provincial cases for the year and eight motor vehicle offenses. December had one impaired driving charge and three other traffic items. By December, liquor and gaming had one minor possession/consumption charge and five unauthorized possession charges for the year. The report notes nine intoxicated person detentions last year and bylaw enforcement totals are 45 Riverdale actions in 2016. The service processed 79 record checks in December, 5 pardons or reports, and ongoing cooperation with RCMP and other agencies. Final line: 2016 concludes. 2017 statistics to follow in June.
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