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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 11, 2000
Page
3
Dauphin Swan River MP Inky Mark has pushed a plan to build a road through Riding Mountain National Park linking Grandview and Rossburn. Opponents note it would cut through a unique wilderness area and threaten wildlife, while supporters cite better park access and economic benefits.
Unspoiled wilderness in Riding Mountain National Park is valued by Canadians and deserves prudent stewardship. Road construction would degrade habitat, fragment ecosystems, enable poaching, and threaten large carnivores. Readers urged Mr Mark and allies to abandon the plan to preserve the Park’s health.
Opposition Leader Gary Filmon criticizes Finance Minister Greg Selinger during pre budget consultations. He argues the NDP misrepresents deficits, cites Deloitte & Touche and Treasury Board reviews, and urges tax cuts to keep Manitoba competitive amid a healthy economy.
Roblin Main Street light standards display seasonal decorations for the first time in years. The Roblin Beautification Committee and Kenco Industries organized the project with stars and canes designed by Ken Markosky. Plans include replacing old candy canes next year and ordering flower baskets. Committee chair Bruce Procyshyn can be contacted at 937-8383 for ideas.
The Roblin Shell River Hillsburg Recreation Committee reports renewed financial help for the pool change rooms project, enabling construction to resume soon. Community tributes note the passing of Julie Mitchell and Metro Kozmeniuk with memorial donations totaling 220 dollars, signaling robust local business backing for the drive.
Local donors, including Mitchell's Drug Store and Roblin Vet Clinic, contributed amounts totaling 87,303.27 toward a $100,000 goal. Manitoba Community Services granted 12,000 so far with 12,696.74 still needed as of Jan 6.
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