Brown wins Reform candidacy in Dauphin-Swan River count�
Russell's Dale Brown defeated Mike Sortowski and others to win the Reform Party nomination for Dauphin Swan River. About 300 supporters, totaling 1400 in the constituency, attended the Russell and District Community Centre to hear speeches. Brown emphasized rural communities, depopulation and economic decline, pledging action to protect farms, lights, schools and services with Reform leader Preston Manning as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Deseeren
Russell
Dale Brown
Mike Sortowski
Dauphin
Mike Mcintosh
Bowsman
Roblin
Sandy Tobler
Reform Party
Dauphin-Swan River
Russell and District
Brown
Preston Manning
Canola and politics noted in regional roundup
Cam Flett hosted a July 28 Customer Appreciation day at his farm near Russell with demonstrations from chemical and fertilizer company reps and local farm dealers Clement's and Keatings. The event featured food, entertainment, and draws. Separate notes mention Manning advocating Reform Party aims to restore public trust, and Brown winning a local election through a three count process with 259 votes in the final count. Also, on July 23 1992 Roblin area switched from party lines to Individual Line Service as part of MTS $800 million network modernization, with ILS expanding privacy and new telecom options province wide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Flett
Cam
Russell
Chemical and Fertilizer Company
Clement's
Keatings
Manning
Reform Party
Brown
McIntosh
Sirtowski
Tobler
Roblin
MTS
ILS
Manitoba imposes licensing for beverage distributors under WRAP Act
Manitoba unveils a beverage container regulation licensing distributors and requiring monthly sales reports and waste reduction plans to meet targets for recovering sealed beverage containers. Licensing begins September 1 with plan submission by September 20, and penalties apply for missed targets as part of WRAP Act aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Environment
Glen Cummings
Cummings
Conta
Farmland values dip across Canada in 1991 late half
FCC research shows national farmland values fell 2 percent from July 1, 1991 to January 1, 1992 marking the third decline in 18 months. Ontario and the Prairies saw drops while Quebec and British Columbia posted gains and Atlantic values were flat. Urban demand remains a key upward force. Copies of the Farmland Values report are available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit Corporation
FCC
Ontario
The
Prairies
Atlantic
Quebec
British Columbia
Okanagan
Fraser
Dauphin
Canada
Stan Skelepowich
Bears Weary Park Bears Call For Food Curb In Dauphin Park
Black bears sighted daily in Riding Mountain National Park wander camps and trails seeking food chiefly from berries. Park officials urge campers to dispose of garbage and wash dishes, store odors in cars or campers, and remain calm if bears are encountered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauphin
Riding Mountain National Park
Ray Frey
Frey
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Dauphin - Swan River
Clayton Chaloner
Doug Lindberg
Chipman
Mitch Rezensoff
BASF
Blaine Woycheshin
Inter-Ag
Vince Heaman- Hoechst
Don Turene
Dennis Rogona
Ceiba-Geigy
Norm Davy-Gustafson
Harold
Arichs
Monsanto
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Brian White
Behal
Jear Corbeil
Shoal Lake
Transport Canada
Hazel Yates
Yates
Melita
New Era
Melita and
Area
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