Hit and run incidents and prank report in Russell area
RCMP investigated a March 29 prank involving stolen hockey gear. On March 30 an elderly Russell resident struck the curb and bank with a vehicle, mild injuries reported. A March 31 hit and run damaged a vehicle at the Central Inn as officers continue inquiries.
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Asessippi ski hill deemed suitable for development
A Manitoba board and consultants toured the Asessippi site with officials from Environment Parks Tourism and Natural Resources to assess feasibility. Banff consultant Jim Buckingham reported favorable terrain with 320 to 350 feet vertical drop north and east facing slopes and ample water for snowmaking. Next steps include seeking government funding and aligning programs for potential revenue sources.
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Recenty
Asessippi
Bernie Cripps
Department of Environment
Rodney McFadyen
Parks Branch
Jan Collins
Manitoba Tourism
Lorne Milanchuk
Natural Resources Land Branch
Dale Brown
Jim Buckingham
Banff
Alberta
Buckingham
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Table Mountain
North Battleford
la Raviere
Propoesa
Premiums Offered for Canola Oil Content in 1990
Prairie crushing firms and exporters plan oil content premiums to boost canola oil yields. Several companies, including CSP Foods Ltd and Northern Sales Co, will pay bonuses tied to oil percentages above base varieties, with premiums varying by point increases and contract terms across plants in Saskatoon, Lethbridge, and Lloydminster.
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Alberta Food Products Ltd
CSP Foods Ltd
Braun
Northern Sales Co
Saskatoon
Candra Foods Ltd
Lethbridge
Canbra
United Oilseed Products Ltd
Lloydminster
Alto
Parkland
Westar
Canada Post chief backs private outlets for rural services
Canada Post president says private rural outlets will dominate and aims to convert existing rural post offices to privately operated retail outlets as a priority. He notes consultations will consider local interests during planned conversions, while opposing a halt to closings and urging franchising as a better community service. The debate includes calls for a regulatory body to maintain service levels despite budget changes.
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Canada Post
von Vanner
Lomamons Committee
Lander
Taylor
Canada
Crown Corporation
Summer jobs vanish as federal cuts hit Ottawa youth
Federal cuts announced last month by Employment Minister Barbara McDougall will erase more than 17 000 student jobs this summer. The government projects 54 000 new jobs under the Summer Employment Experience Development program this summer, with 71 711 created last year. Also cut is 1 million in funding for Canada Employment Centres for students as part of an overall budget reduction.
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Barbara McDougall
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McDougall
Canada
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