Proposed ski hill faces mounting red tape delays
The Asessippi Ski Association led by Dale Brown faces extensive studies and approvals for a provincial park project. A feasibility study, wildlife and heritage reviews, water resources, and a visual impact study are required, with costs around 12 to 15 thousand for the next step and up to 75 thousand for multiple studies. The group seeks government support to proceed while fundraising continues.
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Asessippi
Asessippi Ski Association
Dale Brown
Jim Buckigen
Brown
Buckingham
Parks Department
Parks Branch
Wildlife Department
Peron
Shell River
Community Services Council
Toome
Jim Buckingham
Banff
Alberta
Ski Association
RCMP steps up road checks during festive period
RCMP in Russell report heightened road checks during the festive season. Incidents include a NSF cheque in Russell, thefts in RM of Boulton, a hunter found prohibited from possessing firearms, liquor seizures outside Inglis Hall, a missing vehicle reported stolen in Brandon, and several tresspass and driving offenses in surrounding communities. Investigations continue with charges anticipated.
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Russell
RCMP
Petry
Inglis
Boulton
NSF
St. Lazare
Brandon
New UGG President Allen outlines Vision 2000 plan
Ted Allen of Lethbridge Alberta elected president of United Grain Growers and guest speaker at Inglis legate meeting. He advocates Rail cost cuts and Shift to up front Crow Benefit payments to farmers, plus broader reform of rail rates car allocation and branch line abandonment to boost efficiency and competitiveness in world markets.
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Or 88 Wesm
Ted Allen
Lethbridge
Alberta
United Grain Growers
Allen
UGG
University of Alberta
United Oilseeds Products
of International Trade
SAGIT
Ottawa
John Crosbie
Brussels
Belgium
Crosbie
UGG ‘Legate
Inglis
Meron
Nigner
Wheat Board
Canadian Wheat Board
Alen
Kids Christmas Shop aims to teach independent shopping
The New Era Melita Kinettes and the Melita Chamber propose a Kids Christmas Shop in a vacant store open December 15 from 10 am to 5 pm. Children shop for family gifts priced 50 cents to 8 dollars, with labeled items and wrapped gifts. Parents may wait in a reception area or drop kids off for supervised browsing.
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Delta
Melita Kinettes
Melita Chamber
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