Manitoba smoking law sparks debate and Neepawa town move
Ken Wappen discusses mixed reactions to Manitoba’s new smoking ban with critics like Leonard Paramor and questions about First Nations exemptions. Neepawa town council purchased the Hamilton Square Building, aiming to modernize offices and improve customer service in a monopolistic municipal system.
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Leonard Paramor
Ecnars
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Leonard
Winnipeg Sun
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Neepawa
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Hamilton Square
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Faithfully Yours Reflects on Ministers and Mental Health
The author reflects on personal battles with low mood and anxiety, noting how honesty about mental health in ministry builds trust. He recalls early career pressure to appear flawless, the Edmonton call offering blunt advice to be real, and argues ministers are people first who face the same struggles as others.
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Finding Nemo Nightmare of a Vanload Abandonment
A family recounts a past driving incident near Slave Lake Alberta where a child with a broken arm was left behind at a restaurant after a miscount. They recall safely recovering the child and joke about the episode in later years, condemning the adults involved.
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Slave Lake
Alberta
Vegerville
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