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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 16, 2011

Page

6

ByLaws for Fences and Neighborly Cooperation

The author urges following fence bylaws and avoiding barb wire or electric fences. They advise considering if the fence is a good neighbor feature or an eyesore, and whether joint sharing or neighbor access for maintenance is needed. Collaboration can prevent the neighbor from hell syndrome.

Manitoba Hydro real view clashes with NDP claims

A Manitoba letter cites Hansard from May 30 2011 where Minister Rosann Wowchuk praised Hydro as the engine of the economy and in its strongest financial position. It contrasts with July 29 2011 PUB Order 99/11 warning of higher domestic rates and risks from the decade of investment for Bipole III Keeyask and Conawapa. The writer argues government meddling has weakened Hydro.

Manitoba Hansard Legislative Committee On Crown Corporations Manitoba Hydro Rosann Wowechuk Hydro MIH Bipole Keeyask Conawapa NDP

Aging Baby Boomers Meet Aspen Decline in RMNP

A writer compares aging baby boomers with aging Aspen forests in Riding Mountain National Park. He notes signs of decline in both groups, including decaying trees along Lake Audy Road and the generational wear of aging adults.

RMNP Riding Mountain National Park Lake Audy

Aspen forest decline and upcoming mix of spruce and hazel

Ken Kingdon notes how historic logging and grazing shaped thick aspen stands now aging out. Fire and disturbance kept saplings thriving. absence of these forces allows aspen to fade and be replaced by white spruce or hazel shrubs as the ecosystem shifts toward a mixed forest. He also reports a notably low spring wood tick count locally, with one park staff tick test negative for Lyme and Anaplasmosis.

Poomer Lake Andy Generation X Riding Mountain National Park Manitoba Ken Kingdon Riding Mountain Biosphere Reserve

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