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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 06, 2010
Page
5
A speaker appeals to surrounding rural municipalities to commit about a half million dollars to a new multiplex, arguing that government grants and regional cooperation justify the investment. The arena is described as a money pit, but regional buy in is framed as essential to avoid jeopardizing the project.
A reader challenges a one million dollar Russell Main Street Revitalization proposal. The letter weighs costs and benefits including bricks, lighting, arches, angle parking, and potential impacts on snow removal and taxes. The writer urges public input and suggests incentives to attract new businesses.
Gwynne Dyer argues that the Catholic Church has systemically shielded paedophile priests for decades, treating itself as above secular law. He cites Vatican responses, cover ups, and fails to report to police, noting priests moved between institutions and bishops who should face trial.
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