Hometown boy receives Order of Australia at Melbourne ceremony
The Order of Australia Medal was awarded to Bishop Peter Stasiuk on May 14 at Government House in Melbourne by Governor David de Kreiser AC. A total of 142 Victorians received awards across General, Military, Public Service and other divisions. The honors were announced January 26 on Australia Day.
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Order of Australia
Victoria
David de Kreiser A.C
Government House
Melbourne
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Australia
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New Zealand
Oceania
Boissevan explores multi use project at council meeting
Mayor Ed Anderson posed whether Boissevan should start a process to build a multi plex as part of infrastructure funding. The May 26 council discussion raised questions about pursuing a large community development. In local notices, Granaview set 2009 mill rates at 41.62 for farm and residential properties, up 0.73 mills, equating to about $19 230 more in taxes. Russell Banner reports on Elsie Smyth retirement after 37 years as detachment clerk, with many red serges from across Canada attending.
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Ed Anderson
Boissevan
Granaview
Russell
Canada
Elsie Smyth
Meat plant to return to Wawota works resume after lull
Wawota’s meat processing board restarts plans for an abattoir and meat cutting facility in town after a quiet calving season. In China, six year old Tatyanna Zazalak undergoes stem cell therapy for Batten disease, supported by family fundraising aiming for 50,000 dollars to cover therapy and travel costs. Her parents Janell Graham and Trent report incremental gains in Tatyanna's condition with each treatment.
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Janell
Graham
Trent
China
Tatyanna
Beijing
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Kamsack launches DAP at business session
Kamsack’s DoW sites action plan was formally launched with a May 14 information session attended by many of Kamsack's business owners and operators. Priorities include tourism downtown improvement medical health care working co operative relationships agriculture and agri value trades and skilled workers youth global markets and child day care.
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Kamsack Times
Kamsack
Dow
DAP
GPED Board voices disappointment over bus garage closure
The Economic Development board announced its disappointment with Mountain View School Division's decision to shut the local bus garage. Chair Charlene Gulak says the move reduces public services and criticizes the lack of thoughtful analysis on alternative costs.
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Bauphin He.gall
Ine Uuthen Hata Economic Development Board
Mountain View School Division
Charlene Gulak
Fortune Minerals scouts sites for $100 million facility
A London Ontario based Fortune Minerals representative visited sites in the Valley to scope locations for a planned $100 million mineral processing plant. The firm aims to relocate part of its operation from a site 160 kilometres northwest of Yellowknife. Power costs and housing for skilled workers drive the relocation search after reviewing Prairie options.
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Swan Valley Stak & Ink
London
Fortune Minerals
Yellowknife
Nwt
Prairies
Public notices from Roblin Review publication details
Publication notice indicates mail processing by Publications Mail Agreement and registration numbers. It instructs return of undeliverable items to Roblin Review in Manitoba with postal box details. The text shows administrative handling and designation for address corrections.
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Roblin Review
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