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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 27, 1990
Page
3
Readers urge local officials to decide on enforcing a smoke free arena rather than wait for government action. The letter praises Prime Minister Mulroney for bold choices and argues elected bodies must move beyond popularity to address community concerns.
A reader letter argues over smoking policy at Roblin Arena highlighting health concerns from secondhand smoke versus smoker rights. It urges a designated smoking area or lobby smoke free rules and notes potential impact on participation and local legislation.
A letter urges readers to join the Reform party of Canada or donate, criticizing Ottawa politicians, unelected senators, salaries, pensions, GST alignment, and courtroom spending. it invites contact with Bill Borkofsky in Russell Manitoba for more information.
Brenda Lacelle, an inventive entrepreneur, built Meadowlark Products from her farm kitchen between Admiral and Cadillac. In 18 months she produced 8,500 bottles of jams and syrups, averaging 250 bottles daily, despite 30 to 45 miles to suppliers and markets. She juggles four children and eight work hours at a store while expanding eleven products in fourteen flavors.
Brenda Lacelle grows wild berry products at Meadowlark in Shaunavon. She faced scarce chokecherry supplies and sourced raw fruit from Tisdale Wadena and Prince Albert. A Montreal order via Food Focus Inc. pushed federal approval, better labels, and a shift toward gift and gourmet markets.
Legislative reporter Roger Matas notes optimism as all three parties move toward ending the session by Christmas. A deal reportedly ends the session the week of December 10 while delaying repeal of Final Offer Selection until March.
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