Landscape changes on Victoria Ave West deepen Rossburn street view
The north side trees along Victoria Ave West were removed for waterline replacement marking a changed street landscape. In spring, Rossburn plans to replace the trees to restore the street’s landscape with the new greenery.
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Victoria Ave
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Queen Elizabeth to visit Manitoba in October 2002
Premier Gary Doer announced that Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh will visit Manitoba in October 2002. He noted the trip will mark the Queen’s 50th accession anniversary and pledged to showcase Manitoba’s treasures while inviting Manitobans to participate in the historic visit. The Queen last visited in 1984 and the Duke in 1997.
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Gary Doer
Queen Elizabeth
the Duke of Edinburgh
Manitoba
Canada
Rossburn RM council backs bear baiting ban over disease fears
The Rural Municipality of Rossburn urges ban of spring bear baiting to curb hoof and mouth disease risk. It cites Agriculture cautions and asks the Department of Conservation to extend the ban until eradication. Outfitters oppose the move, citing livelihoods and cross-border cattle disease concerns.
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Rossburn
R.M
Canada
Department of Agriculture
R.M. of
Department of Conservation
Association of Manitoba
Outfitters
Rudy Usick
Dennis
Cathy Didych
Diane Balan
Alex Dnistransky
Terry McLaughlin
Matt
Sonia
Larry Dutchak
Park
Council
Parks Canada
Manitoba 4-H marks 50th anniversary celebration
Agriculture and Food Minister Rosann Wowchuk congratulates the volunteers and members as the organization marks its 50th year in Manitoba. The Manitoba 4-H Council traces its roots to 1951, with more than 4,300 members, 1,800 leaders, and 237 clubs across the province.
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Agriculture and Food
Rosann Wowchuk
Manitoba 4-H Council
Manitoba
Wowchuk
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