Park Council flyer raises questions on hog industry impact
Cindy Murray and Mary McLaughlin weigh in on a Manitoba Park Council flyer in papers before a local referendum. They cite employment changes from automated boar handling, tax implications for hog barns, lagoon costs, and property assessments. They urge rural residents to take control of local destinies and support community papers.
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Manitoba Park Council
RM of
Harrison
Parklands
Strathclair
Lamont
Alberta
Brandon
University of Minnesota
Iowa State University
Manitoba Park
Manitoba
Cindy Murray Basswood
Rock should resign over drug purchase by unlicensed supplier
MP Dorothy Dobbie criticizes Allan Rock for buying 12 million dollars of drugs from an unlicensed producer without notifying the patent holder. She calls for his resignation and for Prime Minister Chretien to demand it, warning of a non confidence motion by the opposition.
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Allan Rock
Chretien
Dorothy Dobbie
Winnipeg
Man
Man From Canada Plans Caution After 9/11 Attacks
Charles Schom of St Andrews NB reflects on the World Trade Center collapse and AIDS era, urging vigilance without surrendering daily life. He suggests more travel safety, preferring armed sky marshals on planes over terrorist resistance, and cautions government action.
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Toronto
Vancouver
United States
Charles Schom
St. Andrews
Baldur Plans August 24 2002 Homecoming Event
Baldur announces a homecoming on August 24 2002 inviting former residents to return home. The Baldur Homecoming Committee is finalizing the agenda and invites inquiries via Box 106 Baldur MB R0K CEO or the website www baldur mb ca.
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Baldur
Box 106
ROK
Mike Johnson
Canadians treated like mushrooms in security debate
Joe Hueglin argues the Canadian government hides Canadian reasons for anti-terrorism actions while the United States lays out clear motives. He notes reports of terror links in Toronto, Fort McMurray, and Burnaby amid ongoing extradition efforts, with Ottawa opting for secrecy over transparency.
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United States
Blair
United Kingdom
Canada
Toronto
Fort McMurray
Burnaby
Joe Hueglin
Niagara Falls
Ont
Letters to the Editor submission details at Rivers Banner
The Banner prints signed letters from writers with hometowns. Submissions may be delivered in person at 526 Second Avenue Rivers MB, sent by mail to Rivers Banner Box 70 Rivers MB R0K 1X0, or emailed to banner escape.ca.
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Second Avenue In
Rivers
Rivers Banner
Banner
Escape
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