Joint wildlife program expansion signed by Manitoba and federal ministers
Indian Affairs Minister Bill McKnight and Manitoba Natural Resources Minister Jack Penner signed a 5.6 million agreement to expand joint wildlife management efforts. The accord aims to raise Indian employment in wildlife roles and boost economic opportunities through expanded programs rooted in fur bearing, caribou, and wood bison conservation.
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Indian Affairs and Northern Development
Bill McKnight
Manitoba Natural Resources
Jack Penner
Pelly Trail Considers Family Life Education Program
The Pelly Trail School Division forms a Family Life Education Steering Committee in February 1988 to study curriculum and plan implementation. Community meetings for parents of grades four to nine will outline the unit, show lessons and a video, with opt out forms for nonparticipants. Final decisions to implement will be made after meetings, based on turnout and potential alternatives.
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Pelly Trail School
Joan Clement
Louise Miller
Ken Nakonechny
Dianne Tremaine
Dan Ferg
Val Cryderman
Ed Slywchuk
Robin Robinson
Elly Trail
Cold weather causes school bus cancellations and event postponements
An Arctic cold front crippled western Manitoba last week with temperatures to minus 43 C and windchills near dangerous levels. Bus service in Pelly Trail and Birdtail River divisions was halted on multiple days while schools stayed open and most minor hockey games along with North Central Hockey League games were postponed. Forecasters expect moderation and a return to normal temperatures later in the week.
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Canada
Manitoba
Mometers
Selsgirth
Pelly Trail
Birdtail River
North Central Hockey League
Pleasant Week Ahead with Cold Snap Breaks
The forecast calls for milder conditions with daytime highs from minus 15 to minus 11 Celsius and overnight lows around minus 27. Winds from the northwest reach 30 kmh with a Tuesday chance of blowing snow. Mostly sunny skies through the week, Friday turns mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of snow flurries.
Coach Ray Armbruster a Rossburn minor hockey mentor
Ray Armbruster, a longtime minor hockey coach in Rossburn, Saskatchewan, is praised for his life spent in hockey as a player and coach. He emphasizes friendship discipline teaching and motivation while balancing fun with competitive team development for young players.
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Ray Armbruster
Rossburn 9 and
Canada
Ray
Saskatchewan
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