Parkland Reaffirms Road Link Plan Through Riding Mountain
Parkland Regional Development Corporation reaffirms strong support for a Grandview to Rossburn road via Riding Mountain National Park. At Ste. Rose du Lac meeting on June 25 the Regional Council also asks Manitoba’s Tourism Recreation and Cultural Affairs to hold public meetings on Assessippi Provincial Park and approves updating the Parkland booklet Parkland Potential. Printing costs will be covered by a grant from Agriculture. Next meeting is Sept 25 in Russell. The council comprises 25 municipalities with four standing committees and officers led by President John Potoski of Dauphin.
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Trail Town Candidates Meet with Teachers in Pelly Trail
In Russell Memorial Hall on Tuesday June 19 teachers from Pelly Trail School Division heard Conservative candidate Harry Graham and NDP candidate Mike Sotas explain party education policies. Liberal candidate John Braendle was unavailable in Winnipeg.
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