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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 08, 2008
Page
2
The spring session of Manitoba's 87th Youth Parliament runs May 9 to 11 at Brandon University. Open to youths born 1987 to 1992, the event invites rural recruitment to diversify participants. Debates cover Canadian citizenship domestic violence foreign aid and media violence.
Work is progressing on the new Bigway Foods store on Station Road Shoal Lake. Owner Garry Williamson expects the building to open later this summer. Boissevain landfill rumours denied Mayor says no written dates.
Health care and water issues dominated the Association of Manitoba Municipalities Western District gathering hosted by Souris and Glenwood on March 19. About eighty mayors reeves and CAOs attended, an increase from a typical fifty five, reflecting interest in AMM accomplishments per President Ron Bell.
The Deloraine Royals defeated the Reston Rockets on March 25 to even the best of three series at 1 1. They erased a 3 1 deficit with five goals in the third period after winning game one in Reston the week prior.
Deloraine Co op says the Waskada store will shut on April 30 after five years of losses totaling 188208 dollars. GM Brad Iverson cited unsustainable finances and the board member Twila Jolly called the decision devastating for a large senior population reliant on the store.
Russell MLA Len Derkach and wife Margie hosted Conservative leader Hugh McFadyen and 14 other Tory caucus members for a twice yearly retreat after a public meet and greet. The group spent a day on the slopes at the Asessippi Ski Hill.
The 50 Lt. Col. William Barker VC Cadet Squadron will tour Europe this November with 40 cadets for a nine day trip to Canadian military graveyards in France and Belgium. They are raising funds to support the We Will Remember Tour.
The Gazettes report the Baldur festival’s first week praised as terrific with 1950s style music. In honor of the Tiger Hills Festival of the Arts 50th anniversary, new classes celebrate the decade. The second week runs April 21 to 23 featuring piano strings and visual arts.
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