Pine marten reintroduced to Riding Mountain National Park
Thirty pine martens were released into Riding Mountain National Park after a decades long absence. The project, led by Park Warden Glen Schmidt, relies on habitat and food for a viable population and involved trapping in the Duck Mountains and cooperation from local trappers and donors.
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Riding Mountain National Park
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Fundy National Park
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Pension benefits rise under Canada plan indexed quarterly
Indexed quarterly by the CPI, GIS maximums rise to 444.54 for singles and 289.55 per spouse for low income couples. Spouse’s Allowance for ages 60 to 64 on GIS grows to 663.62, Widowed Spouse’s Allowance to 732.64, and survivor rules allow reinstatement after remarriage. Lump sum death benefit climbs to 3220. CPP earnings ranges for 1992 set at 3200 to 32200 with maximum contributions 696 for employees.
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Roblin native Captain Ziprick honored for Gulf War service
Captain Darwin Ziprick of Roblin receives a Gulf War service medal from Major General O'Donnell during a Christmas visit with his parents Jack and Gaylene Ziprick. The 435th Squadron based in Edmonton flew supply missions and grain for Ethiopian relief in 1991, and conducted C-130 Hercules search and rescue near Alert. Ziprick, still a lieutenant at the ceremony, was promoted to captain effective January 1, and serves as a navigator on C-130 aircraft.
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Manitoba Lieutenant Governor's New Year Message 1992
Lieutenant Governor George Johnson and his wife extend New Year greetings to Manitobans. They reflect on the past five years at Government House and in communities, noting optimism, unity, and the aim to strengthen national harmony as 1992 begins. The message wishes health happiness and prosperity for all.
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George Johnson
Premier Filmon’s New Year message for Manitoba
Premier Filmon speaks to Manitobans at the start of 1992, praising past efforts and progress while stressing continued challenges and growth. He and his wife Janice extend wishes for health, happiness and prosperity in the year ahead.
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Premier Filmon
Manitoba
Janice
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