Cats and dogs spark by law debate in small towns
In Beaumont and nearby communities the focus is on pet control laws. Licensing costs range from 20 to 30 dollars with fines up to 75 dollars for unlicensed animals. Complaints stem from stray cats and dogs, some led by residents with their own pets, and towns like Rocanville and Carlyle move to hire catchers and enforce rules.
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Draft plan for Manitoba parks unveiled by minister
Natural Resources Minister Albert Driedger announced a draft system plan for provincial parks using Land Use Categories to protect wilderness while allowing resource use and recreation. A second public consultation in August and September will visit 14 communities and nine parks, with an August 3 proclamation of a new Provincial Parks Act.
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Manitoba tourism survey shows positive direction
Manitoba outlines progress in travel industry driven by a survey of 2,700 completed questionnaires. The results provide a snapshot of out-of-province visitors and reasons for visiting, guiding Travel Manitoba’s future planning and industry collaboration to attract and retain guests.
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