Roblin items span debts, dignitaries, and local milestones
Twenty years ago manager Graeme Olson warned Roblin Forest Products would feel a 19.3 percent US import duty on softwood lumber. MLA Stan Struthers arrived with a new ambulance. A new Manitoba Métis Federation office building is underway. Rainbow Gathering draws 50 to 60 from across Canada at Burrows Lake. Patrols note rising downtown accidents. Community notes cover open businesses, rec director resignations, and historic digs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graeme Olson
Roblin Forest Products
Dauphin-Roblin
Stan Struthers
San Clara
Manitoba Métis Federation
Burrows Lake
Fear as political tool fuels fear and misguided policy
An argument on fear driven governance during crises attacks media sensationalism and government measures. It criticizes lockdowns masks vaccines passports and fines as irrational and ineffective, urging voters to question leaders and defend liberty and self responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Roussin
Stats Canada
COVID
Brian Pallister
Gestapo
Frustration over voter address changes and follow-up
A reader vents about repeated address change requirements at voting sites. They praise frontline workers but question whether supervisors update voter records. They call for better follow-up, coordinated updates, and reduced wasted time and taxpayer dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Public Service Alliance of Canada
PSAC
Snowever
Roblin
Polaris
Pete
Mysko
2Nd Avenue
Stirling Enterprises
Jason Terlesky
Roblin Golf & Country Club
Vince Kreiser
Kreiser
Creighton Rcmp
Jerry Kozak
Sturgeon Weir
RCMP
Win. McRae
Parkland Regional Library Service
Ladies
Ewald
Percy Schepp
MacNutt
Schepp
Parkland Development Corporation
Parkland
Parkway Co-op
Hilton Motor Hotel
Peter and
Jessie Hawryluk
Pas
Credit Union
Frank Kantor
Theodore Horbas
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Mary Klemecki
Poland
Dave Freisen
Jehovah’s Witness Church
Shell River Council
A. Strobiskie
Hillsburg
Nowasad
Shwaykoski
Economy General Store
Sam Kulberg
Red & White
Shortdale News
China
Mymts
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