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Rossburn Review in Rossburn, Manitoba

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Rossburn Review

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Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada

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Jun 16, 1997

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Teaches TADD erects three no drink and drive signs

Rossburn Collegiate TADD group funded by government grant installs three public awareness signs at the town’s south end on 264, north end on 264, and east end. Members include Standing, Lorne Lawless, Chad Chegwin, Tara Chegwin, Daisy Koroscil, Kerri Dmyterko, Christine Myers, Myron Maryniuk, Lisa Zurbyk, Jamie Woycheshin, with Jan Huston as facilitator.

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Rossburn Collegiate Standing Lorne Lawless Chad Chegwin Tara Chegwin Daisy Koroscil Kerri Dmyterko Christine Myers Myron Maryniuk Lisa Zurbyk Jamie Woycheshin Jan Huston
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Credit unions raise large flood relief funds in Manitoba

Credit unions across Canada contributed to Red Cross flood relief, totaling 743 099 dollars and 79 cents, one of Manitoba’s largest donations to date. The appeal came during Credit Union Central of Canada’s Winnipeg meeting, with leaders urging all affiliated groups to donate.

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Credit Union Red Cross Keith Stewart The Manitoba Credit Union Central of Canada Winnipeg Red River Canadian Central Bill Knight
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National Aboriginal Day set for June 21 observed nationwide

The Government of Canada designates June 21 as National Aboriginal Day in cooperation with national Aboriginal organizations. The date aligns with the summer solstice and long days, honoring the cultural diversity and achievements of Aboriginal peoples across Canada. The designation followed campaigns and assemblies in the 1980s and 1990s and was proclaimed by Governor General Romeo LeBlanc in 1996.

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Canada Government of Canada National Indian Brotherhood Assembly of First Nations Sacred Assembly Hull Quebec Elijah Harper Romeo LeBlanc
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