Merv Tweed cheers LBR but border on exclusive privilege debate
Deborah Bourque urges Tweed to defend Canada Post's exclusive privilege amid remailer lobbying. She notes Tweed's rural postal work and chair role while committee actions pressure legal fights against remailers. Rural service funding relies on urban revenue and a strong exclusive privilege.
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Tweed
Merv Tweed
LBR
Canada Post
Conservative
Liberals
Deborah Bourque
Canadian Union of Postal Workers
Reston seeks Pipestone area histories for sequel book
A Reston committee invites former residents and nearby mail receivers to share memories from 1982 to today for a Trails Along the Pipestone sequel. Send stories by mail or email to The Sequel box 550 Reston MB ROM 100 or webmaster trailsalongthepipestone com. photos are requested with originals for book use.
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Rivers Area
Pipestone
RM of
Reston
Dianne Penner
Dialogue leads to solutions in Wheatland village
Al Harvie reflects on a non violent approach to local conflicts in Wheatland. He apologizes for June 24 behavior and commends Richard and Gern Allen and Lona Knouse for maintaining calm, noting progress from dialogue and new discussions toward peace and harmony.
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Allen and
Knouse
Richard Allen
Gern Allen
Lona Knouse
Jeash
al Harvie
Wheatland
Riverside readers weigh selective math in public referendum
Rivers Banner readers debate levy math and democracy as residents discuss 13 percent of 100 percent, 50 of 650 ratepayers and a no-subsidy project. The letter exchange praises Alvin Lepp, cites Mayor Morken, and calls for a Banner correction about Michelle Maxwell and marathon volunteer Trudi Anderson.
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Rivers Collegiate Institute
Alvin Lepp
Morken
Terry Mayer
Rivers Banner
Marathon
Michelle Maxwell
Rivers Collegiate
Maxwell
RCI
Rivers
James Sheppard
Trudi Anderson
Manitoba
Anderson
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