Wise decisions in Manitoba flood control breach
Premier Greg Selinger and cabinet chose to deliberately breach the dike at Hoof and Holler Bend to spare Portage la Prairie and surrounding areas from An Assiniboine River flood. The move aims to protect homes, though lasting effects and compensation plans remain under review as cleanup begins.
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Holler Bend
Portage la Prairie
Assiniboine
Selinger
Manitoba
Slave Lake
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Tis a full and wondrous life in windy Saskatchewan
A personal reminiscence from travels near Regina in the Qu'Appelle Valley. The writer observes wind surfers in a farmer's field, wind turbines and blocked roads, and recalls longing for green trees and soil after a winter. They reflect on family blessings, a granddaughter and new grandson, and memory as comfort.
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Um Calling Lakes
Qu’Appelle Valley
Regina
Trans Canada
CBS
Tapestry
Tme
Night Drive Through Storms and Faith
Addy Oberlin recalls a late night drive through lightning and dark rain giving way to clear skies and stars. The reflection centers on Psalm 37 5 7 urging trust in the Lord to find peace and rest even in dark days.
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Addy
Oberlin
Stith
Residents condemn mayor over Rivers Banner budget coverage
Michelle Budinski defends local reporter Sheila at Rivers Banner after mayor Gill criticizes coverage of the town budget. She argues the paper presented facts without spin while noting grants cuts, reserves removal, and a rising tax and utility bill outlook tied to the recreational complex.
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Rivers Banner
Gill
Sheila
Council
Town Hall
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