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Newspaper
Rivers Banner
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 09, 2014
Page
5
A speaker recalls mothers who suffered extreme pain from sons and daughters lost to murder, accidents, illness, and tragedy. He cites Roseau River, Nigerian abducted girls, and military losses, offering compassion, prayer, and Jesus guidance toward healing. He wishes a happy Mother’s Day.
A personal column review covers snakes in the yard sparking debate on aging maturity and elderhood. The author notes feedback from sister and friends, cats mice ravens gopher remains, and a rummage sale by United Church women as downsizing and a Rubik Sudoku prize boosts morale.
An appreciation of Mother's Day traditions and simple acts of love. The author recalls fathers cooking, children bringing flowers, and Grandma's care, then urges daily prayer for families, citing 1 Thessalonians 5 17 and 18 to live with constant faith and joy.
Manitoba Hydro defense argues the utility is financially strong with 14.5 billion in assets and forecast profits of 130 million this year. It says exporting clean energy lowers domestic rates, supports new dams, and criticizes the Opposition leader for proposing to halt hydro development and push natural gas. Stan Struthers defends ongoing hydro projects.
La Capra Associates, commissioned by the Public Utilities Board, say the Manitoba Hydro expansion plan is high risk and offers limited economic advantage. The report criticizes rushing the project, cites potential costs to Manitobans, and notes tax and fee hikes totaling over nine billion dollars over the next two decades. Ralph Eichler, MLA for Lakeside, questions the plan’s benefits and risk burden.
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