Decommissioning Work At Former Esso Site Near Roblin
Esso Petroleum's Bill Hotz describes a routine shutdown process at the former Esso site near the railway tracks and Highway 5. Test wells and soil samples were installed and collected to detect any environmental residue. The crew monitors the site periodically, aiming to restore it to its original condition after construction of a new facility east of Roblin began in 1986.
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Bill Hotz
Esso Petroleum
Edmonton
Hotz
Esso
Roblin
New Roblin Russell Boundaries Draw Mixed Reactions
Morris Butcher new president of Roblin Russell Progressive Conservative Association says the riding’s new boundaries align with traditional communities but laments the rural ridings cut from 28 to 25. At the Binscarth meeting Perry Bulbuck Brad Robin Allison Shearer and Beth Hojnocki were elected to the executive. Agriculture Minister Glen Findlay and Education Minister Len Derkach attended and urged support for agriculture while noting provincial programs to aid farming and environment. Findlay promised further action on rural concerns and discussed forthcoming MLA decisions for the new riding.
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Roblin-Russell
Progressive Conservative Association
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Birtle
Binscarth
Manitoba
Dauphin
Perry Bulbuck
Brad Robin
Allison Shearer
Beth Hojnocki
Glen Findlay
Virden
Len Derkach
Findlay
Education
Roblin- Russell
Progressive Conservative Party
Do two MLAs share the Roblin Russell riding now
The article discusses temporary perceptions of two representatives for Roblin Russell due to boundary changes. Glen Findlay and Len Derkach remain the elected MLAs for their original constituencies but may seek the new riding when elections occur. It notes the Boundary Commission's review every ten years and the rural-urban shift in Manitoba.
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Roblin-Russell
Progressive Conservative Party
Glen Findlay
Virden
Len Derkach
Roblin Russell
Electoral Divisions Boundaries Commission
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Manitoba CMHA to Expand Rural Mental Health Outreach
The Canadian Mental Health Association in Manitoba receives a $60,000 boost from Health Minister Don Orchard to extend the Alternatives program into rural areas. CMHA leaders stress the need to shift from Winnipeg based treatment to community led support, with regional councils to improve funding responsiveness and reduce stigma.
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Manitoba Cmha
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Minister of Health
Winnipeg
Martin
Parkland
Heather Dootoff
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