Rossburn councillor named chair of ACRE board
Rossburn councillor Bill Galloway, a Benito area grain farmer, is appointed chair of the new Association for a Clean Rural Environment board. Environment Minister Glen Cummings notes the board met in Portage la Prairie on Jan 17 and began planning a container disposal program for agricultural chemicals. The board includes Ed Peltz, Ken Caldwell, Duncan Broadfoot, Ray Krahn, Kathleen Swanson, Barry Todd, Ken Plews, and William de Bakker as secretary.
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Swan River
Bill Galloway
Benito Area
Association For A Clean Rural Environment
ACRE
Glen Cummings
Portage la Prairie
Mr. Cummings
Ed Peltz
Warren
Union of Manitoba Municipalities
Ken Caldwell
Rossburn
Association of Urban Municipalities
Duncan Broadfoot
Gladstone
Keystone Agricultural Producers
Ray Krahn
The
Crop Protection Institute of Canada
William de Bakker
Manitoba Environment
Cummings
Manitoba
Rossburn voters reject waste plant study referendum
In the Rossburn RM referendum residents voted 376 against continuing study and 279 in favor. Ward 4 led the opposition with 107 against, Ward 1 supported 110 86, and Ward 2 against while Ward 3 supported. Four of five mail ballots favored continuing. Reeve Leonard Sitko and Mayor Morley Kostecky voiced relief and dismay and calls to end the effort.
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Rossburn
Ward 2
Ward 3
Leonard Sitko
R.M
Morley Kostecky
The
Brandon Sun
Kostecky
Better protection promised for prearranged funeral services
Cooperative minister Ed Connery announced amendments to Bills 77 and 78 to shield money paid for prearranged funeral and cemetery services. Funds will be held in trust with interest accruing to purchasers, and refunds will include interest upon cancellation. A further amendment would ban canvassing of prearranged cemetery services in hospitals and senior homes.
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Funeral Services Act
Cooperative, Consumer and Corporate Affairs
Ed Connery
Mr. Connery
Mild Week Ahead With Above Normal Temperatures
A mild week brings daytime highs between 5 and 7 below zero Celsius and overnight lows from 15 to 18 below. Normal high sits at 13 below. Cloudy skies persist with light snow possible daily. No major snowfall is forecast this week.
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Kathleen Swanson
Winnipeg
Barry Todd
Manitoba Agriculture
Ken Plews
Council
Corporation
Dianne Clowes
Concerned Citizens Committee
Hamiota
Doug Brooks