Wiarton Willie in Shovelgate scandal sparks funding row
In a parliamentary column Inky Mark reports on the Shovelgate affair linking HRDC funds to ridings including Jan Stewart's. He notes $1.9 million in job creation money cited by Reform, a $50,000 Wiarton Willie festival subsidy, and critiques of government spending and accountability. He closes with New Year wishes and contact details.
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New Year Twins Appear in Roblin and Dauphin
Austin John and Justin Daniel Lindsay were born January 16 to Twila Mine and Darren Lindsay, claimed as Roblin’s first twins of the new year and era. In Dauphin, Karissa Jayne Isaac, born January 11, is Roblin’s earlier New Year baby, with grandparents Victor and Erna Isaac and Alva and Susan Froese.
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Justin Daniel Lindsay
Twila Mine
Darren Lindsay
Karissa Jayne Isaac
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Erna Isaac
Alva
Susan Froese
Mennonite ladies bring lunch and visits spark local kindness
Mennonite Church ladies visited on Monday and served a lunch. Ann Luzney’s Alberta grandson planned a short visit. Mary Stasiuk receives well wishes from the community. Della Miller and Lorraine Souter share visits. several families travel to Dauphin. Easter basket donations thanked. Biographical notes recount Margaret Elizabeth Patterson born 1908 in Shellmouth and life in Winnipeg, Eaton’s, St Boniface Hospital, Roblin, travel, marriage to Harold Vosper, son Glen, and later retirement.
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Jack) Vosper
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Premiers unite on health funding in federal budget
Quebec City meeting of premiers and territorial leaders sees Premier Gary Doer and peers urge Ottawa to restore funding for health and social services. They warn of rising program costs from federal transfer cuts and press for immediate farm income relief for Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
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Jean Chrétien
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