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Rivers Banner

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 25, 2008

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3

Rivers area crime report seeks tips on theft and vandalism

Manitoba Crime Stoppers and Rivers authorities appeal for information on thefts between July 10 and 11 including a Playstation 3 and games from a Manitoba Street residence, gas siphoning from a Fifth Avenue vehicle, and vandalism at Rivers Skateboard Park with DVSO tags. A smashed rear window on Manitoba Street is also noted. Tips can earn up to 2000 dollars for arrests.

Manitoba Town of DVSO Rivers Skateboard Park Manitoba Street Rivers Rivers Police Department Rivers Police

From Rapid City to Quebec By Curtis Phillips

Karleigh Paul of Rapid City has qualified for the Legion Canadian Youth Athletic Championships set for August 6 to 12 at the University of Sherbrooke in Quebec. The 15 year old competes in the Midget women's long jump and triple jump and earned national entry during the Legion Athletic Camp at International Peace Garden. The Legion program links to about 80 percent of Canada’s national track and field team, with Paul part of a 36 member Manitoba Northwestern Ontario squad. The camp on the Manitoba North Dakota border offers 11 sports over six weeks, with registration ongoing. More details at legionathleticcamp.com.

Rapid City Quebec Curtis Phillips Karleigh Paul University of Sherbrooke 47Th Legion International Peace Garden Canada Legion Manitoba-Northwestern Ontario Legion Athletic Manitoba North Dakota Legionathleticcamp.com

This Week in History July 23 to July 27

Highlights include Jean-Paul Desbiens Frere Untel death in 2006 and his 1960 book overhauling Québec taboos. Pontiac treaty with Britain in 1766 shaping native rights. 1813 Lundy's Lane battles. Champlain and St. Lawrence Railroad opens in 1836. Louisbourg fortress surrender in 1758. Thomson sale of 19 papers to Hollinger in 1995.

Jean-Paul Desbiens Frere Untel Chateau-Richer Qué Québec Ottawa Pontiac Lundy’s Lane Canada Champlain and St. Lawrence Louisbourg France Thomson Corporation Conrad Black Hollinger Inc

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