Woodsafety tips for families from Roblin inset
Advice on staying safe in the woods from Emergency Preparedness Canada and the Canadian Red Cross. It covers clothing, heat loss protection, signaling gear, staying put during a search, avoiding wildlife, shelter building, locating water, teaching children to stay visible, and how to assist search teams. Contact numbers for Joan Borsu and Carol Macliver are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks Canada
Department of Canadian Heritage
Canada
Canadian National Parks
Joan Borsu
Emergency Preparedness Canada
Carol Macliver
Canadian Red Cross
North American family visits span Canada and Alberta
Residents enjoy vacations and family visits across Dawson Creek and Spirit River in B C Alberta with stops in Barrhead Roblin Gibbons Winnipeg and Abbee. The article notes summer travels of the Ludwig Sanders Myslichuk Waters Wychopen Andronyk families and a July 16 death of Edna Dayson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim
Christopher Ludwig
Father
Hubby
Warren
Dawson Creek
B.C
Spirit River
Wesley
Marilyn Ludwig
Barrhead
Virden
Christopher
Tyler
Tyson Flesher
Calvin
Gladys Ludwig
Mavis Sanders
Bradley
Lenny
Lisa
Winnipeg
Norman
Joyce Douse
Prince George
Len
Joyce
Roblin
Clint
Ralph
John Prior
Alice Plantje
Edna Dayson
Ken
Donna Myslichuk
Sharon
Lee Waters
Melissa
Ted
Barb Myslichuk
Arlene World
Rocky Racette
Gibbons
Frank
Brenda Myslchuk
Penny Wychopen
Jeffrey
Chanice
Abbee
Jeff
Alberta
Joe
Lynn Andronyk
Joey
Geanie
Plamondon
Penny
Bernice Andronyk
Tara Sanders
MTS introduces HELLO Phone Pass for long distance calls
Manitoba Telephone System launches the HELLO Phone Pass a prepaid wallet card offering flat rate national and international calls via a 1 800 number. The card permits local calls and targets travelers businesses and the general public as a convenient gift and promotional item with Manitoba tourism themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Manitoba
North America
Canada
MTS
Council approves heating by law and fire safety rules
The council passed a by law regulating solid fuel fired heating appliances prohibiting outdoor wood stoves within 50 feet of any building unless protected by a compliant fire wall. Existing stores posing hazards may be disconnected or removed. Violations carry 50 to 500 dollar fines and possible one month jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Roblin Review
Woodsproof
Radford Farm & Auto Repair
Russell
Hwy 83
Togo
Pat's Buyrite
G&g
Togo Recreation Board
Manitoba Tourism Education Council
Labour Market Training Project
Iga Mall
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