North West Métis Dancers Jam Shines At Weekend Event
The jamboree drew 16 performers and six open stage events. Lorne Thompson and the Tex Pistols kept things moving as entertainers aged 10 to 80 plus wowed audiences from four provinces and southern country. Prairie Métis Steppers from Portage won audience hearts.
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Chief Memorial Dancers Shine Through Rainy Weekend Show
The Norman Chief Memorial Dancers performed despite rain, drawing a lively audience. Behind the scenes, organizers and volunteers ensured smooth operations, with a busy food booth, craft and info tents, and a rainproof big tent. Attendees praised the entertainment and pledged to return next year.
Visa holders spend big during the Games
International travellers charged over 1.4 billion on Visa accounts in the United Kingdom during the London 2012 Olympic Games. The United States remained the largest group of spenders, with Canada rising five percent since the Olympics began. Top categories included services, entertainment and airlines, with clothing ranking fourth.
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Final e-waste roundup ships out from Roblin Depot
The last load of e-waste left Roblin Recycling Depot on August 3 for processing. Over 1 400 items were hauled away including 174 monitors 167 computers and drives 51 phones 122 TVs 149 VCRs or stereos 29 laptops 233 keyboards speakers or mice 103 printers 75 scanners or copiers 44 batteries and 49 microwaves. High electronics prices drive disposal as devices break down and are not worth fixing.
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