Community Letter Writers Honored in 2005 Review Thank Yous
The Review thanks a long list of contributors for 2005 letters to the editor. Names span Roblin Manitoba Newfoundland and Saskatchewan with affiliations including Lions Club World Vision Canada and the Relay for Life. The piece celebrates reader dialogue and invites continued letters.
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Joe Hueglin
Niagara Falls
Jim Mitchell
Roblin
Larry Powell
Green Party of Manitoba
Geordie Daneliuk
Russell
Dave Toycen
World Vision Canada
Wil Sutton
Roblin District
Hugh Kines
Earl Ritchie
Richmond
Crocus Trail Committee
George Curle
Rheanna Melnick
Kanene Boisvert
Moose Jaw
Ellen Amundsen
Jen Laviolette
Shaun Howard
Inky Mark
Dauphin-Swan River-Marquette
Mary Topotnicky
Ted Bulbuck
Jennifer Neuhofer
Relay For Life Committee
Melanie Lichkowski
Melanie Cockerill
Robert Blad
Clare Kines
Arctic Bay
Don Dewar
Dauphin
Lloyd J. McKinney
Mel Moffat
Inglis
Donna Schiman
Jenn Rands
Kyna Livingston
Winnipeg
Goose Lake High
Marjaleena Repo
Saskatoon
Hugh Arklie
Thomas Sill Foundation
Roblin District Community Foundation
Jeremy Besyk
H.E. Ernie Schreiber
Ottawa
Shannon Ulrich
Jeff Niederhoffer
Betty Wiseman
Ted and
Verlie Ungurain
Christie Maliteare
Jan Slomp
Alberta
NFU
Thayne Pelletier
Lake of the Prairies
June
Gerry Roberts
Pinawa
David Rolfe
KAP
W.J. Allan
Pierrefonds
Dale Swirsky
Stewart Wells
National Farmers Union
Amber Fleury
Calgary
Canadian Snowbirds Association
Rosann Wowchuk
Agriculture
Food and Rural Initiatives
Verna Branconnier
Andrew Dickson
Manitoba Park Council
Wally Molberg
Nipawin
Michele Kines
Jason Denbow
John Brine
Peterborough
Jacinta Willing
Boggy Creek
Jane Sloan
Travel security tightens after 9 11 and CATSA confiscations rise
Western Canadians feel safe yet travel raises concern as border checks tighten. CATSA reports 738000 objects seized last year and 450000 so far this year, reflecting ongoing efforts to curb unsafe items at airports.
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Airport security rules urge light packing on flights
CATSA spokesperson Anna-Karina Tabunar warns that items like toy guns water pistols knives and box-cutters should not be in carry-ons. The piece notes TSA changes in 2005 banning lighters and urges travelers to verify country specific rules and pack guns ammo separately and bows arrows in checked baggage.
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