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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 1990
Page
3
A Roblin reader argues the planet faces imminent disaster from deforestation pollution and waste. He cites Dr David Suzuki on a 50 year clock and urges focus on environmental damage and amends rather than petty debates about Meech Lake.
Readers praise the Roblin Minor Hockey Association for warm hospitality during a Bantam A tournament. John and Gerry Nelson from Neepawa sign the letter and suggest publishing more local items.
The writer recalls inter municipal cooperation with Minnedosa Basswood and nearby rural areas funding social amenities and shared services like ambulance figure skating and artificial ice. He warns that budget pressures may push consolidations and urges peace pact negotiations among neighboring jurisdictions. He compares cooperation to merging weak bee hives for survival.
The Yorkton This Week editor cites a meeting of ten groups advocating regional economic survival through joint effort. He praises cooperation to settle disputes over waste disposal and notes new development committees drawing members from nearby communities, stressing shared lifeboat survival.
Lashburn High School leads chemical free graduations as 1989 awards honor over 50 schools. In 1990 Lashburn plans its third dry grad with student voices shaping music games and planning. Local businesses in Lloydminster/Lashburn back prizes, while staff laud the event as a success.
Provincial politics search for a Meech Lake thaw as New Brunswick proposes a companion document and Newfoundland signals reversal. PM Mulroney studies the idea while Manitoba's Gary Filmon and opposition keep a unified stance and urge a clear solution before the June 23 deadline.
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