Manitoba Band officials face funding graft in Dakota Tipi registry
Residents allege dead individuals listed in a 1991 Dakota Tipi registry were used to claim federal funds for registered status Indians. Sandra Pashe and Peter Prince accuse the band council of updating the list to obtain entitlements, while Indian Affairs officials say updates are the council’s responsibility, prompting family rifts.
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Dakota Tipi Reserve
Sandra Pashe
Department of Indian and National Affairs
Ms. Pashe
Peter Prince
Charlie Livingston
Indian Affairs
Band Council
Conkey Tomer
Councils back home land-fill plan for Rossburn area
At a joint Rossburn RM and Village meeting, Prairie Environmental Services proposed a regional site but was deemed costly. They favor a home site, with the current licensed site expiring June 15, 1993 and a process to designate open hours, segregate waste, record user details, and close when needed. Administrators to check Crown land options and inform Birtle and Shoal River communities of the plan. Shared costs to be set later by a rural user survey.
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Canada Post Corporation
Goodlands
Elaine Morrison
Morrison’s Market
Morrison’s
Canada Post
Rossburn
Prairie Environmental Services Inc
Hamiota
Paper
Advertising Council
Birtle
Russell Main Street Opens in Town Pavement and Upgrades Completed
The Russell Main Street was officially opened on August 22 by Albert Driedger and Len Derkach. The $1.1 million project included paving curb and gutter work and relocation of part of the street. An additional $36,000 funded upgrading other town streets with cost sharing.
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Russell
Ways and Transportation
Albert Driedger
Len Derkach
Len
Driedger
Derkach
PTH 16
PTH
Department of Highways
Newdale
Foxwarren
Saskatchewan
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Dauphin-Ochre
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Manitoba Court of Appeal
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Southside
Dakota
Sundance
New Yorker
Chrysler
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