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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 18, 2006
Page
7
Letter from readers recounts the Birtle Residential School bell that rang to summon students and warned them to return. Survivors recall its immense size and thunderous sound that echoed through Birdtail Valley, and they seek the bell's current location as part of healing and memory.
A Bridgesman Collaborative team and local residents discuss a proposed Wellness Centre on Russell's Main Street. About 70 attendees of varied ages shared ideas via a hands-on model and group discussions, with a next session slated for 7 pm tomorrow at the Hall.
Youth Parliament programs across Canada grow offering regional sessions in Saskatchewan where John G. Diefenbaker attended. Students gain parliamentary procedure, debating, and governance insight while meeting peers. Local junior mayor and council efforts in the north foster leadership, mentoring, and nonprofit development to sustain youth involvement.
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