Fishing and hunting opinions from Dale Barbour
Dale Barbour shares humorous and skeptical perspectives on fishing and hunting. He contrasts patience with fishing to the repetitive release practice and questions the ethics of hunting and what to do with game. He ends with a sharp closing thought about catch and release deer hunting and medical supplies for bagging a buck.
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Letter Policy for The Roblin Review
The Roblin Review invites signed letters to the editor and requires a day time phone number for verification. Submit letters by mail to Box 938 Roblin MB or by fax to 204 937 8212.
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Kris Friesen Decorator Who Turned Cakes Into a Career
Kris Friesen began with Christmas cookies and cake-decorating lessons in Port Arthur after Terrace Bay's schooling. In Winnipeg she balanced office work with weekend teaching in decorative arts, later launching a company with support from a supplier.
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England
Kris
Terrace Bay
Ontario
Port Arthur
Kristine Friesen
Winnipeg
Kris Friesen
Sugar Rose Craze Drives Creative Cakes in Ontario
Kris Friesen runs Creative Cakes from a mobile shop by a farm near St. Claude with three employees. They hand craft sugar roses and decorative foam flowers sold to florists and bake shops from Ontario to Vancouver Island. June wedding demand has shifted, while July and August remain peak.
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Abe
St. Claude
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Creative
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Ontario
Vancouver Island
Crew
International Women's Day Reflections Across Nations
The author notes women like Roshanara in Bangladesh Jamuna in Nepal and Workinesh in Ethiopia have never heard of the day yet expresses solidarity. They describe shared struggles from education and health to credit access and violence against women, highlighting empowerment through support and visits from others.
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Roshanara
Bangladesh
Jamuna
Nepal
Workinesh
Ethiopia
Unitarian Service Committee
Women of Canada join global chorus for equal work recognition
The speaker notes many women work at home or in fields and are often excluded from official labour statistics. She highlights Canada's progress and urges that the day be more than token recognition as women worldwide strive for a better world for all, including children.
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Bangladesh
Nepal
Ethiopia
Roblin Housing Co op investment inquiry stirs locals
Roblin residents face a 6.6 per cent investment offer tied to a 22 suite apartment project. While many investors have funds, none invest in Roblin, amid concerns over fund use and local decline. The group urges local financing for a $400 monthly facility, arguing government welfare is ending.
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