Lawn Darts Banned in Canada Over Safety Hazards
Ottawa reports the ban of elongated lawn darts as of June 22 1989 under the Hazardous Products Act Schedule I. The prohibition covers sale importation and advertising amid growing concerns after injuries to children.
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Ottawa
Bernard Valcourt
Wildlife group clashes with Roblin council over Goose Lake projects
The Roblin and District Wildlife Association condemned town actions at a July meeting, withdrawing support for Goose Lake projects citing lack of council cooperation and no recognition for restocking efforts. They fund docks and pay costs while the town publicizes the lake. The group plans possible separate restocking and weighs changes to the annual walleye tournament. The next meeting is September 6.
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Roblin and
Gary Doering
Association
Doug Frost-Hunt
East Goose Lake
Severe hailstorm dominates Roblin area crops and homes
A late Saturday hailstorm hammered the Roblin area damaging grain fields gardens and buildings. Reports indicate near total crop loss north of Roblin with 150 acres fully hailed out and another 400 acres at 75 percent damage. Adjusters warn claims will rise as farmers report losses and hail season continues.
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Roblin
Mike Shenderevich
Doreen Markosky
Roblin Ag
Brian Wilson
Controversial PTH 583 upgrade begins after decades of debate
The 1.85 km road from the 583 and Highway 83 junction near Roblin is under construction by Triline Construction of Arborg in a $400 000 contract. Metro Dupley says the project will straighten the route and reduce curves for safety while handling large fill material and land leveling for farm access.
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Roblin
John Heath
Department of Highways
Metro Dupley
Triline Construction
Arborg
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