Two Manitoba Men Face 106 Wildlife Trafficking Charges
Manitoba Conservation investigations file 106 charges against Conrad Fleury of Roblin and Randy Sandstrom of Birtle for illegal trafficking of wildlife primarily deer antlers. Charges span Wildlife Act violations and WAPPRIITA, with additional cross border offences under Saskatchewan laws. Penalties include fines up to 50 000 and up to one year in jail.
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Manitoba Conservation
Manitoba
Conrad Fleury
Roblin
Randy Sandstrom
Birtle
Saskatchewan Environment
Saskatchewan
Natural Resource
RCMP
Referendum Rejected to Merge Lac du Bonnet Area
Residents of Lac du Bonnet and the surrounding RM rejected the amalgamation plan. RM voters opposed by 506 to 137, while Town residents voted against joining by 202 to 58.
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Shoal Lake
Lac du Bonnet
West Nile virus found in mosquito pool prompts health response
Manitoba Health expands larviciding to every 10 days after West Nile virus detected in a local mosquito pool. No adult fogging planned. The RUSSELL BANNER notes an exhibit on headlines of history marking the Sept 11 attacks, moving to a permanent display at the International Peace Gardens.
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Boissevain
Manitoba Health
Russell
U.S
World Trade Centre
Twin Towers
New York City
International Peace Gardens
Souris Sabres Rugby Players Named to National and Manitoba Teams
Four female Souris Sabres have been picked for the Under 19 National team to compete in Burnaby BC in August. Five male Sabres join Team Manitoba for the Canada Games in Regina in early August. The rugby program credits Brian Yon who introduced the sport to Souris in 2001 at the college.
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Souris Plaindealer
Souris
Burnaby
Souris Sabres
Manitoba
Regina
Brian Yon
Grandview Fair and Rodeo Sees Strong Attendance Rise
The Gilbert Plains Grandview Ag Society Fair concluded with solid attendance and higher competitor counts. Junior entrants in the exhibit hall rose 25 percent to 186, the light horse show featured over 100 horse and rider combinations, and the Parkland Classic Goat Show drew 150 goats versus about 100 last year.
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Grandview
Tree Trimmer Dies After Fall in Kamsack
A 59 year old Canora man Doug Becking a self employed tree pruner formerly of Runnymede died from a fall while working in Kamsack Tuesday morning about 10 30 a m.
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Kamsack
Canora
Runnymede
Doug Becking
Spirit of the Earth award to Dauphin Herald for bison re introduction
The Skownan First Nation receives Manitoba Hydro Spirit of the Earth award for the Wood Bison re introduction project begun in 1979. Thirty four animals were released about 50 miles north of Waterhen. The herd now exceeds two hundred. The award honors major environmental contribution in Manitoba.
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Dauphin Herald
Skawnan
Manitoba
Waterhen
Manitoba Hydro
Flooding Hits Glenboro After Weekend Rains
The Gazette reports heavy rains the weekend of July 16 caused extensive flooding in Glenboro with over 60 percent of homeowners applying for disaster financial assistance based on claims received to date.
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Glenboro
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