Sentencing Sparks Debate Over Crime and Common Sense
Winnipeg Free Press front page reports a man assaulted a stranger in a case of mistaken identity. Victim suffers brain damage while attacker gets community service and probation. Judge cites society’s interests, prompting criticism of lenient punishment and calls for real consequences.
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Community growth observed in Souris Wakaw and Manitou
A look at small town progress shows Souris welcoming a new dollar store in a former bank building and Wakaw introducing an auto body shop by experienced owners with plans for a grand opening. Manitou Beach weighs casino plans amid talks with provincial officials and local business groups.
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Rural growth woes in Alberta spark tax debate
High Prairie South Peace editor argues rapid Alberta expansion concentrates wealth in Calgary and Edmonton. Rural residents shoulder higher taxes as cities gain services. suggests cities raise property taxes to fund local needs and communities weigh the costs of growth.
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