PWED funding supports Parkland West Economic Development program
Manitoba will provide a first quarter grant of 9028 to Parkland West Economic Development as part of 536000 in funding to eight regional development agencies. Len Derkach said the funds back regional and local business initiatives to strengthen and diversify rural Manitoba's economy. Agencies aim to retain expand and create local opportunities and complement REDI and Grow Bonds programs.
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Manitoba
Parkland West Economic Development
Len Derkach
Parkland West
Derkach
Goose Lake High marks Wild and Free class of '93
Family and friends packed Goose Lake High gym on Saturday June 26 to honor 64 graduates. Jonathan Ziprick led the processional as O Canada and the Lord's Prayer opened the ceremony. Trent Kostick welcomed attendees, while Vice-principal Dave Mack urged confidence in the grads' skills.
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Goose Lake High
Jonathan Ziprick
O Canada
Shawn Chase
Trent Kostick
Atten
Dave Mack
District Forecast MYJC Report Opinion Pulpit View Rec Report
The item presents a district level forecast and opinion column from the MYJC outlet, offering a pulpit view on local issues, community concerns, and editorial stance. It combines informational notes with commentary on current affairs affecting residents and institutions.
Public hearing flags local concerns on Pembina Valley water plan
At three public sessions in Russell, the Manitoba Clean Environment Commission heard from several municipalities and residents about the Pembina Valley Water Cooperative diversion from the Assiniboine River. RM of Shellmouth reps pressed for better dam management and noted loss of taxable land, while proposals for irrigation, industry, recreation, and Asessippi Park developments highlighted the debate.
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Ed Connery
Portage la Prairie
Alvin Zimmer
Gene Nerbas
RM of
Shellmouth
Reeve Zimmer
Pembina Triangle
Manitoba
Zimmer
Asessippi
Pembina Valley
Area farms escape with minor damage from twister
A severe summer storm produced a small twister that struck four farms from the Calder to Lake of the Prairies area causing limited damage. Trees were uprooted at the Artemenko and Baumung farms while a pole barn roof was ripped off near Zorra church. A funnel cloud touched down on Lake of the Prairies before vanishing. Local residents described rapid weather changes and took shelter in basements as the tornado moved through.
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MacNutt-Calder
Lake of the Prairies
Gene
Janice Artemenko
Calder and
MacNutt
Otto Eckert
Zorra
Art
George Baumung
Baumungs
Roblin
George
Bruce Haberstock
Hazel Minchuk
Micky
Minchuk
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Hitorn
Richard Russett
Lori Boyce
Laurie Case
Canada Day
Clean Environment Commission
Baumung Farm