Town weighs two water treatment options and debt plan
Bulbuck notes bylaw borrowing may replace expiring debentures while water treatment choices remain undecided. A membrane reverse osmosis option or Greenspan system is under study, with costs and a mid January completion shaping a critical decision. Mayor Hazlitt says action is needed as taxes and revenue gaps loom. First reading approved for a $100,000 borrowing bylaw.
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Bulbuck
Doug Hazlitt
Council
Enrolment Drop Hits Crossroads School Division
Crossroads weekly notes enrolment in the school division is down 73 students, a four per cent decrease from last year. Kindergarten to Grade 12 total stood at 1,814 as of Sept 2008, compared with 1,887 the prior year. Boissevain pumps ease with unleaded at 95.9 cents per litre on Nov 12, after prices peaked near 1.36.
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Boissevain Recorder
Boissevain Co-op
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Students remember Remembrance Day Service at Souris School
Souris Plain Dealer notes Souris School held a Remembrance Day service on November 7 to honor veterans and current soldiers. The Royal Canadian Legion joined the Colour of the Guard procession, with O Canada sung and a peace song by Kindergarten to Grade 5 students.
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Souris Plaindealer
Souris School
Royal Canadian Legion
O Canada
Legion Honours Six Members With 30 Year Pins
Melita New Era reports Legion president Keith Line presented six Legion members with 30 year pins at the Melita Legion Lounge, recognizing long service and commitment to the organization.
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Melita
Legion
Keith Line
Melita Legion
Renovations Complete at Russell Home Hardware
Russell’s Home Hardware renovation is finished after a fire damaged the Russell Fitness Centre on April 15. The upper level endured most smoke and water harm while the south wall and roof were also damaged. The rebuilt interior features a level floor, new carpets and a fresh paint job.
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Russell Banner
Russell
Russell Fitness Centre
Swan Valley School Staff Trains in PPP Parenting Program
The province sponsors Healthy Child Manitoba to roll out the Positive Parenting Program. Swan Valley School Division has trained over 50 staff to offer PPP guidance to parents, helping them become better caregivers.
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Swan Valley Star & Times
Healthy Child Manitoba
Swan Valley School
Settlement reached for Cote First Nation Pelly Haylands case
About 1,500 adults received cheques of 1500 for their share of the Pelly Haylands settlement. The claim dates to the late 1800s and covers 12 800 acres. In 1899 part of Pelly haylands was transferred from Indian Affairs to the Interior for Doukhobor settlers.
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Kamsack Times
Cote First Nation
Pelly Haylands
Department of Indian Affairs
Department of the Interior
Suspect Recaptured in Impaired Driving Death Case
RCMP recaptured Patrick Samuel McKay after he missed a trial date set for October 23, 2006. McKay faced three counts of impaired driving causing death from a head-on collision on New Year’s Day 2006 in the RM of Grandview. He was picked up out of province and is in custody in Dauphin with no date set for the case.
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Dauphin Herald
RCMP
Patrick Samuel McKay
McKay
RM of
Grandview
Dauphin
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