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Roblin Review

Location

Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 30, 2006

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3

Biodiesel potential in Manitoba fuels local energy outlook

The article promotes biodiesel as a viable Manitoba industry using canola and other renewables. It cites a 850 million liter annual diesel import and notes advantages like lower emissions, biodegradability, and potential fuel efficiency gains. It highlights local appetite from trucking and agriculture sectors.

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Manitoba Leads Biodiesel Push Amid Tax Breaks and Growth

The province promotes biodiesel use across fleets and private vehicles with tax eliminations, a 1.5 million production support program, and federal backing. Celtic Power and Arborg’s Bifrost Enviroblends already serve customers including Manitoba Hydro, while Brandon buses run on 100 percent biodiesel. Manitoba aims for 10 percent locally produced diesel and four to six new facilities, positioning itself as a national leader in renewable transport energy.

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MP Mark faced critique over cosmetic pesticide vote

The piece accuses Conservative MP Inky Mark of prioritizing the rich and the pesticide industry after his party allied with Liberals to defeat an NDP bill banning cosmetic pesticides. It urges Mark to explain why the vote harmed public health amid cancer and birth defect concerns.

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MYJC Seeks Students and Youth for Odd Job Squad

The MYJC invites ages 12 to 29 to register for temporary work with the Odd Job Squad. Sign up at an elementary school event on Thursday June 1, or return forms promptly as summer approaches. Employers may contact to place job orders with start end dates salary and requirements.

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