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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 16, 2009

Page

6

Auto bailout tax would hit buyers with 14705 dollar bill

Mark Milke argues that Ottawa and Ontario would pass the GM and Chrysler rescue costs to consumers, creating a 14705 dollar tax per new vehicle in 2009. He cites deficits, pensions, and political choices as the driver of this costly bailout reality.

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PoWs in the Parkland Inspires New Local History Book

Former Dauphin teacher Ed Stozek has published The Sawmill Boys, POWs and Conscientious Objectors Stories from the Parkland. The 1930s RMNP focus centers on Kippans Mill, German POW camps, and Conscientious Objectors, sparked by a 1937 photo. He invites tours near the park entrance.

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Author recalls Kippan’s Mill community during war era

The author notes Kippan's Mill as a bustling village with 400 men and families, gardens, and a curling rink. Stozek mentions interviewing local workers and reflects that starting the project a decade earlier would have helped, with about three years spent on the effort.

Kippan Stozek

Prisoner of War Camps in Canada During World War II

In 1941 Canada accepted about 4000 PoWs and by 1945 there were roughly 38000 prisoners in 40 camps nationwide. Storck recalls a notable interview with a former inmate from a PoW camp. The statement references wartime POW detention and the breadth of camps across Canada.

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