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Russell Banner in Russell, Manitoba

29 Apr 1997

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Russell Banner

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Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 29, 1997

Page

6

Manitoba flood floodway and political clash fade in crisis

Manitobans rally to aid flood victims as Red River floods spark focus on emergency response. Former premier Duff Roblin opens the Winnipeg Floodway while NDP leader Gary Doer faces criticism for political sparring. Farmers face delayed planting as western drought looms and AgPro plans giant grain elevators threatening existing elevators.

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Red River Legislative Assembly NDP Liberal Gary Doer Firman Svewuy Manitoba Cavil Carp Duff Roblin Winnipeg Emergency Management Organization Mr. Roblin Duff's Saskatchewan Wheat Pool United Grain Growers AgPro Brandon Boissevain UGG Manitoba Pool Paterson
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Bugs and bears drive Manitoba murder case science

Canadian story notes how forensic entomology helps convict killers in Manitoba. Dr Gail Anderson of Simon Fraser University identifies insects to time deaths in a grand marais bear massacre case. The two men sentenced for the slaying of two black bear cubs remain out on bail as appeals proceed.

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Bugs Manitoba Grand Marais Canada RCMP Gail Anderson Simon Fraser Univer Burnaby Grand Marais Bear Doc Anderson Gail Simon Fraser
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Forensic Entomology Aims to Pinpoint Time of Death

An interview discusses forensic entomology as a growing field used by police and investigators to determine time of death from insect evidence. Dr Gail Anderson explains analyzing insect life stages from tissue samples to estimate wound age and death timing. The article notes the push for a dedicated forensic entomologist in the province and mentions educators and law enforcement advocate groups.

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