Oxygen tests confirm Shoal Lake dead at south end
Department of Natural Resources reports Shoal Lake south end is dead with bottom readings at zero and top readings also failing. North Shoal Lake shows 1 to 2.1 ppm, while other area lakes like South Thomas and Crawford display higher oxygen levels. Several lakes including Hoopers and Olha are also listed as dead based on recent tests.
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Department of Natural Resources
Shoal Lake
Ken Stewart
Thomas
Crawford Lake
Hoopers
Olha
Arrow Lake
Manitoba sees population rise in 1984 by 11,400
Winnipeg Manitoba reports total population growth of 11 400 in 1984 with Manitoba Bureau of Statistics noting a third straight year of growth above the national average. Population increased from 1 053 600 on January 1 1984 to 1 065 000 on January 1 1985 due to natural increase immigration and interprovincial migration gains. Positive net interprovincial migration of 685 arrivals from other provinces marked a sustained trend absent from 1962 1982.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Len Evans
Manitoba Bureau of Statistics
Evans
Statistics Canada
Canada
Canadian
Rossburn minor hockey trip to Winnipeg ends with memories
A Rossburn bus carried players aged 5 to 13 and families to Winnipeg on March 23. The group stopped for lunch at Shakey's on Pembina Highway, then watched Greendell teams in several games at Notre Dame and St Vital arenas scoring 9-4, 4-3 and 6-1. Rossburn players tallied multiple goals and assists before attending a Jets Canucks game at Winnipeg Arena. The return trip began at 10:00 PM, yielding a day of memorable hockey experiences.
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Webb
Rossburn
Winnipeg
Shakey’s
Pembina Highway
Notre Dame
St. Boniface
Greendell Falcons
Scott Kostecki
Keith Carson
Scott Lyman
St. Vital Arena
Greendell
Jason Kreshewski
David Lyman
Brett Hunter
Paul Segal
Michael
Winnipeg Arena
Winnipeg Jets
Vancouver Canucks
Jets
Road restrictions on Manitoba highways begin April 3
Manitoba road restrictions start April 3 to protect frost weakened pavements. Minister John Plohman explains the rules rely on visual road damage checks, deflection measurements, and past performance to limit damage while ensuring essential rural deliveries. Cooperation from truckers and the public is urged to safeguard highway investments this spring.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Highways and Transportation
John Plohman
The
Plohman
Early deadline notice for Rossburn Review Easter issue
Advertisers and correspondents are reminded that due to the Good Friday holiday the deadline for the April 10th issue has been moved to the next business day. This notice urges timely submissions to ensure inclusion in the issue.
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The
Rossburn Review
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