Russell man arrested after INTERPOL threat report
Russell RCMP arrested 42 year old Michael Jae Man after an INTERPOL tipped online threats aimed at police officials and medical professionals. He resisted arrest on Memorial Avenue South, a dog bit an officer, and Man is charged with Uttering Threats Resisting Arrest and four counts of Assaulting a Police Officer with a Brandon court date set.
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Jasper the BES therapy dog charms Crossroads community
A Beaglier puppy named Jasper joins Birtle Elementary School as the new therapy dog. The nearly five month old pup has captured hearts and will seek official therapy dog certification from St. John’s Ambulance Society in August when he turns one.
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Quevezance sisters face month wait for bail decision
On January 17 in Yorkton Justice Donald Layh reserved ruling on the Quevezance sisters release, signaling a likely wait of at least four weeks. The Crown opposes release. full decision timing remains unclear.
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Gas Line Hit During Demolition Snags Work at Academy Video
Crews from Stirling Enterprises struck a live gas line while demolishing the old Academy Video location on Second Avenue NE. Manitoba Hydro contained the leak before Dauphin Fire Department arrived, allowing the demolition to resume.
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Rasmussen Named Thunderhill Ski Run in Honor of Donor
In a tribute to Henry Rasmussen the Thunderhill Ski Area project namesake run honors the first donor who sparked the campaign with a $50,000 gift. The planned ski area carries an estimated cost exceeding $1 million as fundraising continues. The World Spectator notes Stockholm's Crop initiative raised $88,500 this year for local projects, bringing total since 2014 to $255,000 with $20,000 to Macdonald School and $7,500 to the fire department and other community facilities.
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Ambulance service cut amid staffing, station closures
In Wawanesa residents faced New Year ambulance service losses due to staffing shortages and a plan to close low volume stations. Council head Dave Kreklewich says the issue has been long discussed and was anticipated. Across town, Neepawa banners report ArtsForward yo Ms Morning Out program started January 17, sponsored by Miles for Mental Health, offering moms social time while caretakers supervise children on site.
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