Teachers' contract ratified by Pelly Trail School Board
A regular Pelly Trail School Division Board meeting on April 7 approved the minutes of earlier sessions and accepted two resignations. The salary proposal details were disclosed in open session: zero per cent raises in 1995 and 1996, 1 per cent in 1997, and 0.5 per cent in late 1997, with a 180 teaching days rule for full increases, prorated vice-principal, and personal leave and banking provisions. Non teaching staff receive 1.25 per cent.
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Donalda Dunn
Pelly Trail School Division
Gwen Drul
Ed Kreshewski
Intermountain
Zimmer
Burla
Pelly Trail
Ed Slywchuk
Pratt
Rossburn Collegiate Informer Debuts Involves Students
A new monthly school community newspaper produced by six Rossburn Collegiate journalism students aims to bridge town and campus. Editors Shaun Magnus and Pam Zegalski co lead, Mandy Gensorek is story editor, Jamie Balan handles distribution, layout by Lisa Zurbyk and Jennifer Mann, with Mrs. Ross supervising.
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Rossburn Collegiate
Val Ross
Rossburn Collegiate Informer
Shaun Magnus
Pam Zegalski
Mandy Gensorek
Jamie Balan
Informers
Lisa Zurbyk
Jennifer Mann
Ross
Waywayseecappo growth drives Manitoba development boom
Wayway First Nations operates a rapidly expanding complex in western Manitoba. Since 1992 the project has grown from a gas station to a large grocery hardware store with a KFC, a gaming centre with 40 video lottery terminals, and a 3.5 million arena with bingo for 800. Phase 1 includes arena and hall. Phase 2 plans a 72 room motel, indoor pool, amphitheater, campground, and conference space. Funding refusals from federal government and a denied community places grant prompted borrowing and fundraising.
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Waywayseecappo First Nations
Manitoba
Waywayseecappo Gaming Centre
Child and Family Services Agency
Saskatchewan
Waywayseecappo
Wayway
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Rossburn
Kostesky
Wayway First Nations