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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 15, 2009

Page

4

Decline of Our Community Carol Festival Reflects Changing Times

The piece reflects on the fading prominence of the annual Christmas carol festival once supported by many faith communities and schools in Roblin. It notes dwindling choir participation, lower attendance, and fewer ensembles, contrasted with past bustling crowds, late dining after events, and broader cultural shifts including busier lives and alternative entertainment options. The Goose Lake High student council kept the event alive, but the author laments the loss of a communal holiday tradition.

United Church St. Vlad’s Roblin Jack Ziprick Elmer & the Fudds David Maxwell Chad Lisa Peters RES Scott Cornelius Stan Ostafie Graham Dayson St. Matthew’s Becky Martens Mormon Tabernacle Choir Joni Mitchell

Writer Questions RCMP Excited Delirium Term

A Canadian artist sympathizer criticizes the police use of the term excited delirium as a cause of death saying it is unfounded and likens it to fictional Easter Bunny lore. The piece questions legal phrasing and public acceptance of police terminology.

RCMP Police

Fragmented remark on cause of death and responsibility

The text questions accountability for a death after repeated electric shocks and contrasts alleged actions with an underlying heart condition. It debates whether the victim's death was caused by heart failure or the shocks and suggests possible misattribution of responsibility. The fragment ends mid thought with an example of a violent act.

Parade of Lights praise and questions on policing

A Roblin community letter thanks volunteers and Parade of Lights organizers led by Roblin Shell River Fire & Rescue and Parade Marshall Bruce Davis. It also questions police training and de escalation methods and notes concerns about used force and parameters of Excited Delirium.

Roblin Shell River Fire & Rescue Bruce Davis

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