Manitoba to boost severe weather alerts with $960000 investment
Manitoba will improve severe weather response through a $960,000 funding package. The plan includes $300,000 for Canalert, $75,000 for weather radios in schools and offices, $450,000 for a three year public education campaign, and $135,000 to expand Environment Canada weather radio coverage. A pilot with Palmorex and Comlabs will broaden alert messages, and municipal coordinators will be urged to join EC’s weather watch.
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Levenin Bilinsky win Oatway Shield in good roads yard
Richard Bilinsky and Levenin of Rossburn earned the Oatway Shield and Autonation Trophy for their yard, named district and provincial winner in the Best Farm Home Grounds category of the 2007 Manitoba Good Roads Association competition. Their yard’s natural beauty has drawn multiple wedding shoots, totaling 12.
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Hotel Reopens In Dunrea With New Owners
Boissevain region reports George Bryson and Jennie Covino relocating from Ontario to Dunrea to inhabit and open a venture. They have purchased the Dunrea Hotel restoring the community’s sole local coffee shop and watering hole.
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Swan Valley airport aims to restore regular service
The Swan Valley Regional Airport Commission advances toward scheduled flights with a survey indicating about 737 annual flights and a three day a week pattern. Only 12 to 18 percent of the business community replied, but results show promise for revived air service.
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Dauphin Relay For Life Raises $122,281 At Fifth Run
Rainy conditions did not dampen the spirit as Dauphin held its fifth annual Relay For Life. Thirty nine teams participated and raised 122281 for the Canadian Cancer Society. Berthe Rath of Ste. Rose cut the ribbon to start the event, celebrating her 90th birthday and 34 years cancer free.
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Kamsack council sticks with back alley garbage pickup
At a May 26 meeting Kamsack town council rescinded a motion to draft a bylaw for year round front street garbage collection after receiving a resident petition and at least one letter of objection. Residents will continue using back alley bins this summer as in past years.
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