Community Calendar December events in Rossburn area
Local listings show December gatherings across Rossburn Oakburn Russell and area from Dec 4 to Dec 20. Ukrainian Catholic Women’s League Tea and Bake Sale, village banquets, church meetings, 4-H Handiworkers, bingo sessions, chamber of commerce and TOPS meetings, school advisory gatherings, seniors drops in, and carol services. Includes dates times and venues at Rossburn Community Hall Choy's Cafe The Russell Inn and local schools.
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Rossburn
Ukrainian Catholic Women’s League
Rossburn Community Hall
Oakburn
Ukr
Orthodox Church of St
Oakburn School
Russell and Area
The
Russell Inn
Rossburn Age Society
Agri-Rec
Rossburn Ukr
People’s Home
Rossburn Ag. Society
New ROC party aims for Ottawa power and Senate rethink
Ace Cetinski launches the Rest Of Canada ROC party seeking registration after a Saskatoon-Rosetown- Biggar byelection bid. ROC would centralize foreign affairs trade and security in Ottawa, abolish the Senate replace it with a provincial premiers House, and decentralize other public functions to provinces. The columnist notes the tough sell on the far right and questions the scope of government in daily life.
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Ace Cetinski
Rosetown
ROC
Canada
Saskatoon-Rosetown- Biggar
Ottawa
Bank of Canada
Senate
House of Provinces
Baldur Gazette News
Baldur
Manitoba Environmental Authority
Headingley
Assiniboine
Environment People
Melfort Journal
Melfort Creek
Canadian Coast Guard
The
Port Melfort
Fred McGuinness
Brandon
Manitoba passes life lease protections for tenants
Manitoba enacts the Life Leases Act and amendments to the Residential Tenancies Act to protect life lease tenants. The measure, effective Dec 1, requires landlords to provide information, hold entrance fees in trust, and create a fund for major repairs, with information sessions in Winnipeg and Brandon.
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Manitoba
Consumer and Corporate Affairs
Ron Lemieux
Life Lease
Winnipeg
Brandon
Canada
Lemieux
Manitoba Tightens Impaired Driving Penalties
New laws impose 30 day vehicle impoundment for a first offence and 90 days for subsequent offences, plus a mandatory Addictions Foundation of Manitoba assessment before licence reinstatement and about 40 Canadian dollars fee. Refusal to provide breath or blood samples triggers two year suspension for first offence and seven years for later offences under the Highway Traffic Act. Licences remain suspended for impaired driving at one year for first and five years for subsequent offences. Ashton emphasizes the safety message and accountability for operating motor vehicles under the influence.
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Addictions Foundation of
Manitoba
Ashton
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Rossburn Chamber of Commerce
Choy
TOPS
P.m
R.C
R.C.L
Rossburn United Church
New
P.O
R.M
Rossburm
R.M. of
E. Antonow
CAO R.M
Rossburn Review
Nesbitt Publishing Ltd
Box
ROJ
U.S.A
Gregory Nesbitt
Michelle Gensiorer
Connie Kay
Judy Nesbitt
Darrell Nesbitt