Cancom to supply American networks via Canadian system
The Canadian Satellite Communications Cancom seeks CRTC hearings after September 1 to add CBS NBC ABC and PBS to Canadian signals. If approved, Cancom will offer a mixed Canadian US package at about $4 per month, with scrambling to prevent signal leakage and deals already in place with 300 operators serving 15 000 viewers. The Winnipeg market will not see Russell area impact as local signals come from the Eastern US.
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Cancom
U.S
Manitoba Telephone Systems
Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie
Carman
Brandon
Selkirk
Robert Short
Canada
CIA
KGB
Xpected
Videon
Greater Winnipeg Cablevision
Tolsto
Manitoba
Drayton
North Dakota
United States
Russell
Weekend visits and anecdotes from Minniska District residents
Selkirk residents John Gill Jennifer and Karen Moss visited Willis and Lorena Kieper over the weekend. Russell pair Grant Hackman and Leanne Cusitar helped plan a 4 H youth camp in Dauphin for next summer. Edmonton visitor Ellen Bryk stayed with Bob and Bonnie Stewart with Leigh Triggs of Carbury and sister Dale and Brent Stewart at the Regina Fair. Tim Rose and Teresa Kieper spent time in Winnipeg while Zakariya Mohyuddin article cited. Richard Kieper at Camp Wannekumbac near Clear Lake. Adolf Edna Klimack with Walt Hembroff Davidson Sask and Ernest Fingas of Saskatoon. Jim Missy Dunn visited Winnipeg. Ross and Shirley Dunn hosted Monday with Don and Diana Freeman and Darren Nicole Griswold. Bob Bonnie StewartJoined Hereford day Plumas area. Sunday guests were Elvin Sylvia Klassen Brandon and family.
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John, Gill
Jennifer
Karen Moss
Selkirk
Willis
Lorena Kieper
Grant Hackman
Leanne Cusitar
Russell
Dauphin
Ellen Bryk
Edmonton
Bob
Bonnie Stewart
Bonnie
Leigh Triggs
Carbury
Dale
Brent Stewart
Regina Fair
Tim
Rose
Teresa Kieper
Winnipeg
Teresa
Richard Kieper
Camp Wannekumbac
Clear Lake
Adolf
Edna Klimack
Walt Hembroff
Davidson, Sask
Ernest Fingas
Saskatoon
Jim
Missy Dunn
Dave
Donnie
Ross
Shirley Dunn
Shirley
Don
Diana Freeman
Darren
Nicole
Griswold
Plumas
Hereford
Rose Kieper
Elvin
Sylvia Klassen
Brandon
Quota openings set for grain year with mixed changes
Opening quotas for major board grains remain similar to last year, non board grains mostly down. Canada Western Red Spring wheat durum and related grades see small increases. barley and oats quotas drop. Thunder Bay reports record grain handling while Prince Rupert terminal project advances with Alberta support and six company consortium ownership.
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Canada
Thunder Bay
Prince Rupert
B.C
Alberta
North America
Prince Rupert Grain Ltd
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Government acts on Gilson recommendations
The February 8 1982 policy outlines Western Rail Transportation benefits and sets four task forces to shape measures on producer payments central grain authority new freight rates and legislation. Pepin notes in principle approval pending finance decisions with October reviews and 10 year railway expenditure plans.
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Government of Canada
Western Canada
Gilson
Gax
Pepin
Western Farm Organizations
Railways
Mr. Pepin
Massive Railway Invest
Parking bylaw penalties and appeals clarified by council
The Childrens Aid Society of Western Manitoba Salvation Army St Johns Ambulance Russell and District Library and Russell Flying Club join council in approving amended bilingual parking forms. Owners failing to pay within 15 days face default conviction and a 30 day notice to pay or request a hearing. nonresponse prompts motor vehicle registrar involvement to suspend licences. The court only intervenes if a charge is contested or a hearing requested.
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Registrar of Motor ‘Vehicles
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Minniska District News
West
Reggies
Stawea
Margaret ‘Thatcher
Britain
Falkland Islands
Canada Post Corporation
Grassroots
Gary Enns
Infomart
John Fallon
Manitoba Telephone System
Keating’s
Implements Russell
Cal
Puan and
T.V. Centre Sale
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