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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 14, 1992
Page
2
The passage debates euthanasia and the right to die amid aging populations and medical costs. It contrasts Star Trek fiction with real world cases like a Montreal woman's respirator, arguing dignity versus burden and the role of personal choice.
A Roblin Review letter argues grain dockage is stolen by elevators as farmers bear freight costs and calls for reform. The writer cites 120 cars per day of screenings, export pricing at Vancouver, and potential Prairie investment to cut farmer shipping and boost local work. Potential routes include barge to New Orleans and rail to Seattle, with Churchill export ideas.
A reader denounces animal rights activists calling leaders misguided and compares the movement to cult figures. The letter accuses humans of negative traits and mocks claims animals can teach lessons, noting examples of human endeavors and urging debate on P.5.
Lisa Mueller returns to Humboldt after university to launch Liza Designs Inc. She built a cottage industry into a growing firm that makes exclusive team apparel. Her first client was her brother’s hockey team and orders expanded as teams across the western circuit sought outfits. The venture grew to 18 staff, mostly home seamstresses, serving Humboldt Broncos Winnipeg Jets Calgary Mount Royal College Tacoma Rockets and other sports clients.
The profile highlights Lisa Mueller, Principal designer at Whitby Ontario based practice, who also handles staffing and quality control. The Humbolat district draws on many needlewomen yet to expand. She designs 100 matching outfits for the College of Education at the U of S, and has been named outstanding young entrepreneur of the year by Federal Business Development Bank.
Manitoba premier Gary Filmon mulls a broader cabinet reshuffle as Harold Neufeld’s Energy and Mines post sits open. Analysts note veteran ministers like Clayton Manness excel at finance, while others such as Harry Enns and Don Orchard may seek new roles amid ongoing political balancing acts.
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