Weather improves and harvests continue across the countryside
As of October 18 the community sees a ray of hope with a mild weekend and no snow. Farmers await harvest, half the crop remains in swaths, outdoor camps close for the season, and duck hunting draws visitors from Illinois amid migrating wild geese.
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Hunters Probe In Manitoba Ontario Border Shooting and Community Loss
The column notes light limits and a two bird daily bag for geese, mentions Manitoba licensing costs and cross-border hunting. It honors local figures Pat Johnston Les Hamilton Melvin Ham Elizabeth Phillips, and recalls Kelloe district pioneers. It reports funeral in Shoal Lake for Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips and regional community services in Souris.
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Pat Johnston
Rossburn
Les Hamilton
Vista
Melvin Ham
Carman
Mel
Shoal Lake
Elizabeth Phillips
Brandon
James Bolton
Kelloe
Bolton Farm
Reading the Papers Highlights Local Crime and Trade News
The notice covers three juveniles arrested after break ins at Erickson Elementary School Co op Store Post Office and Erickson Flying Club. It notes Glenboro grain collections for 60 farmers and a new health care centre project at Gilbert Plains with sod turning. It also mentions Lions Lifeline funds and Gardewine North Ltd winning a trucking rights battle and talks trade talks with the United States and Canada on tariffs and job protection.
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Erickson
Co-op
Post Office
Erickson Flying Club
Canada aims to secure market access through trade talks
Ottawa emphasizes preserving access to foreign markets for Canadian producers and jobs. The government seeks tariff and non tariff barrier reductions with the United States to protect current Canadian jobs and create better future opportunities, ensuring the deal benefits all regions or none.
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Canada
U.S
Government of
Studded tires legal in Manitoba starting October 1
The motor vehicle branch of the Manitoba Department of Highways and Transportation reminds motorists that studded tires may now be used on motor vehicles in the province. Tires with studs may be placed on vehicles on October 1 and must be removed by April 30 of the following year.
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Minnedosa
Winnipeg
Manitoba Department of Highways and Transportation
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