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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 05, 2005
Page
2
MP Inky Mark of Dauphin-Swan River voted against redefining marriage as the Liberal measure passed third reading with Bloc Québécois and NDP support. He notes the 1999 Liberal promise to preserve the traditional definition and says civil unions could have paired with protections. Canada becomes third country to legalize same sex marriage.
The 2005 Sustainability Report analyzes indicators across natural environment, economy and social well being to show linked progress. Conservation Minister Stan Struthers notes the document informs Manitobans and invites public comment via the government sustainability site.
Henri Venter will begin nine weeks of basic training at St. Jean Quebec after earning a Royal Military College of Canada scholarship in Kingston. He becomes the fourth Shoal Lake student accepted to the RMC in recent years. A Vancouver film crew visited Boissevain June 23 to film locals Wayne Pringle van Strain and Al Pearen about Boissevain's fiberglass turtle Tommy for a TV show.
More than 300 hungry residents were served a breakfast of pancakes eggs ham toast coffee and juice at Deloraine's annual fly in breakfast held June 19. Ten planes arrived to participate in the morning's activities.
The MSCS 55 Plus Games concluded with over 1,400 athletes participating. The oldest competitors were Myrtle Barnett and Ed Schmidt, both 94 plus, floor curlers from Selkirk, highlighting a strong turnout despite lower than hoped attendance.
The Town of Swan River drains standing water and re-grades a ditch to improve water flow while distributing larvacide methoprene across the town about two weeks ago to battle mosquitoes.
Kamsack and district residents will plant about 1000 western red lilies as part of a province wide centennial project. SaskPower Shand Greenhouse produced 100000 lilies for the celebration with some allocated to Kamsack and Duck Mountain Provincial Park. Plants will be placed in public areas to avoid cultivated land and support re establishing the floral emblem as a common Saskatchewan sight.
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