Manitoba Gazette change stirs critics over public notices
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association warns that Bill 8 aims to replace newspaper notices with free online publication in The Manitoba Gazette. Critics say it reduces public access to notices on school board changes, human rights complaints, and hearings, favoring government control over information. Ken Wadell, MCNA president, adds context from Neepawa Banner and related papers.
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Time to get involved in flawed municipal governance
A reader decries a reeve and councillors who ignore legislation and push unauthorized projects. They warn apathy endangers conscientious officials and calls for audits, accountability, and public engagement before municipal elections this fall.
Goose Lake High to Host Student Council Talent Show
Goose Lake High School Student Council invites the community to a Thursday April 5 talent show at 7 p.m. in the gym. The event features dancing music and art on display with a silver collection at the door for donations.
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