Neepawa Class of 2000 fundraising and Rolling River treaty deal
Neepawa Collegiate's Class of 2000 plans a fundraising drive toward two causes, juvenile diabetes and the Rossburn area Trans Canada Trail, aiming at least 75 000 with a 17 member advisory board and celebrity endorsements. Rolling River First Nation secures a treaty entitlement with 954 hectares of Crown land and 8.5 million dollars to acquire more land, marking a milestone in Manitoba First Nations settlements. A Deloraine teen, Hayley Weedon, wins 1500 scholarship for a drug awareness essay at a national contest.
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Neepawa Collegiate
Manitoba
Sharon Carstairs
Bobayelmadtong
Uating
Rossburn
Canada Trail
Lloyd Robertson
Wayne Gretzky
Celine Dion
Shania Twain
Rolling River
Erickson
Thomas Shannacappo
Deloraine
Hayley Weedon
Hayley
R.K. Couling
the Elks
Taxpayer anger over INAC ad push on Aboriginal funding plan
Victor Vrsnik of the Manitoba Taxpayers Association blasts Indian Affairs ads pushing Gathering Strength and the Statement of Reconciliation. He argues $350 million native healing funds may not reach recipients amid debt and mismanagement in bands, urging nationwide forensic audits to ensure accountability and transparency.
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Victor Vrsnik
Indian Affairs
INAC
Royal Commission On Aboriginal Peoples
Canada
Aboriginal People’s
Ads
Gus
Bo Ofernment
Feds
MAC
Saskatchewan
Al 12
Nepo
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Stewart
Manitoba Taxpayers Association
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Neepawa
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Rossburn Review
Nesbitt Publishing Ltd
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ROJ
U.S.A
Gregory Nesbitt
Michelle Gensiorek
Donna Rose
Connie Kay
Dorothy Blight
Judy Pedersen
CCNA