Roblin area brief highlights through the years
Twenty years ago Inky Mark wins the Conservative nomination at a Dauphin meeting. Legislation would make Manitoba first province to ban smoking in public spaces. Local sports include Jill Westby beating her mother’s foursome in the Ladies Bonspiel. Tech launches High Def service in Roblin. Debates on school closures and seminary cuts. Various local recalls include fire damage and community notices across Roblin and surrounding towns.
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Inky Mark
Dauphin
Conservative Party of Canada
Manitoba
Jill Westby
Geri
Westman Communications Group
Roblin
MP Ed Fast Opposes Mental Illness MAID Expansion Bill
Conservative MP Ed Fast led opposition to Bill C 314 which would halt MAID expansion for mental illness and was defeated in the House. Fast warned of a slippery slope amid crises like mental health struggles and opioid addiction and criticized professional disagreement on irremediability. He noted 900 submissions were not translated into the language process while groups urged alternatives to MAID.
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Ed Fast
House of Commons
Fast
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Tom Bowley
Leonard Nash
Roblin Truck Service
Ramona
Les Shiner
St. Vlad’s
Parkland
Health Centre Board
Dr. Skellern
Dr. Phillips
Alberta
Stats Canada
Mid Town Service
Carol Filewich
Noreen Jamieson
Joyce Prokopchuk
Carnival
Vince Reyda
Boston
Roblin Credit Union
Grandview Seed House
Betty Boyce
Collegiate
Karen Spencer
Hospital
Credit Union
Winnipeg
Frank Menzal
Toronto
Zelena
Togo
P.O. Alf Jira
Calder and
Fit
Sgt
Gow Harvey
Geo. Gardner
Deepdale
Billie Westwood
Roblin Theater
Sound Supreme
Roblin Rink
Mac” Staples
Albert Staples
F.Y. Newton
Main
Railroad St
Ag Hall
Messrs. T. Sparks
J. Brough
Grandview
T.A. Burrows Lumber Co
Sunnyslope
Alex Schadenberg
Euthanasia Prevention Coalition
Campaign Life Coalition
Quebec Life Coalition
Susan Korah
The
Catholic Register
Troy Media
Roblin Review
N.W
Roblin, MB
Efficiency Manitoba
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