Readers urge voting rights protestd by school trustees
A letter from a WW II veteran and his wife claims they will be denied voting on October 24 in Roblin due to absence and a suspension of advance polling. They accuse Intermountain School Division trustees of removing voting access and note mail voting is limited to hospitalized or handicapped electors. They call for voters to act thoughtfully.
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Roblin
Intermountain School Division
Can Canada Really Afford Higher Oil Prices
Canada’s energy ministers meet in Ottawa to discuss Middle East conflict effects on gas prices. A rationing plan is considered as a last resort while debate swirls about oil supply, pricing, and North American energy cooperation amid rising costs.
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Canada
Ottawa
Middle East
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Hussein
Gulf
Wilson
Roblin
North America
U.S
Mexico
Venezuela
OPEC
Mid-East
North
South America
Roblin Review Seeks Signed Letters with Town Addresses
The Roblin Review invites letters to the editor signed by authors. Include the writer’s name town address and a phone number for verification. Only the name and town address will appear in publication.
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The
Roblin Review
Neighborly acts across communities highlighted in small-town papers
Shaunavon Standard recalls neighborliness as a Twin Otter ferries 12 year old Jason Gilbert to a fishing camp after his leukemia and stroke history. It also notes volunteers cutting 280 acres in three hours after Orville Johnston’s death and Sharon Payne receiving neighbor support for seeding and harvest. A Cypress River lightning strike incident is told as a stark contrast to community aid.
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Shaunavon
RCAF
Jason Gilbert
Jason
East-end
Children’s Wish Foundation
Manitou
Orville Johnston
Helen
Melfort Journal
Meskanaw
Sharon Payne
Sharon
Lorne
The
Glenboro
Cougar Attack on Nemiscam Youth Spurs Local Debate
17 year old Guy Douglas on the family farm at Nemiscam survived a cougar attack after rolling away and pinning the animal with his forearm until a farm dog drove the predator off. He received rabies shots and suffered only scratches. A Rivers Gazette Reporter editorial laments locals driving to fire halls for every siren and urges civic participation in emergency services.
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Guy Douglas
Guy
Bow Island
Nemiscam
Rivers Gazette
Rivers
Hell
Manitoba throne speech offers modest agenda amid criticism
Manitoba premier Gray Filmon outlines a lean program focusing on tax relief, economic growth, and regulatory reform while stressing a balanced budget. Ambitious plans include an Ambassadors Program, a capital market task force, and reforms on GST and Final Offer Selection, drawing mixed reactions from unions, Liberals, and the NDP.
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Manitoba
George Johnson
Fiscal Stabilization Fund
Filmon
Winnipeg
Gray Filmon
Ottawa
Manitoba Federation of Labour
Susan Hart-Kulbaba
Sharon Carstairs
NDP
Gary Doer
Brownstone
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