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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 11, 2024
Page
2
MVSD trustee Martens says reforms don’t change the purpose of boards which oversee policy and process rather than daily hiring. He notes governance has tightened with provincial direction, size concerns, and vacancies as four of nine trustee seats remain open awaiting a governance review.
In 2018 Minnedosa property Ski Valley changes hands as Jay and Elin Klym purchase the 40 acre ski area from Don Horner and Nancy MacKay. Horner family ran it since 1978, Klym recalls learning to ski with Nancy over 30 years ago. Teresa Dillabough named by Manitoba Wildlife Federation for 26 years with Deloraine Junior Rifle Club and George Clavelle Gold Rifle Award. Fort Pelly Livingstone Museum opened May 25 with pancake breakfast, live music, and Ford Model T rides.
Since 2017 Tim Hortons Russell staff and volunteers distribute Smile cookies for Expanding Community Cancer Care. This year the campaign added $18,990 to the fundraising total.
Dauphin Clippers girls rugby team repeat as provincial champions with a 92-0 win over the Souris Sabres, finishing the season 7-0 and outscoring foes 490-0. Boys fall 37-5 to Winnipeg's St. Paul Crusaders in the gold bid. Swan Valley schools launch Self-Sustaining Food and Research Program, using a hydroponic farm-in-a-box for year-round, low-input growing.
The World Spectator reports Tim Hortons presented $45,000 to Play Fair Daycare at the Moosomin Chamber of Commerce meeting. The sum comes from spring Smile Cookie sales, marking Moosomin as Saskatchewan's top community for third straight year.
Neepawa leaders are honored by the Economic Development Association of Manitoba for the best Economic Development project over 100000. The former RCMP building on Mill Street was renovated into a teaching space now housing Assiniboine Community College and its two year Practical Nursing diploma program with 25 students.
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