04 Dec 2001
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Dec 04, 2001
Page
1
Population in Neepawa rises about 9 percent from 1996 to 2000, reaching 36 hundred residents. In migration from rural areas drives growth, with expansion of business activity expected to sustain gains over five years.
Court ruling prompts NDP to seek Local Authorities Election Act changes to curb non resident voting. In Winchester 1998, Richard Sexton lost by 67 to 53 after non residents on parcels gained voting rights. Amendments limit to two non resident voters per parcel and aim to ensure fair elections before October 2002.
Wayne Doubleday of Russell Redi Mix helps the town crew install a Memory Bulb tree in the Civic Centre fountain. Bulbs costing $5 honor departed loved ones. sales, donations, and a door to door drive support the Russell and District Palliative Care program.
Santa Claus returns on December 8 with a parade starting at 1 pm from Personal Care Home, ending at Community Hall for crafts, face painting, skating, and hot chocolate. Local businesses extend hours on select Fridays December 7 14 and 20 21 22, with orange cards for Russell Bucks promo, drawn Dec 21 at 8 pm at Mala's. Santa visits four shops for photos with kids.
Terrie nervous warns about Christmas decor and bush trees. Four men near the Sandilands Provincial Forest were charged by Steinbach RCMP with theft under 5000 for allegedly sawing trees for firewood on Crown land. RCMP says woodcutters must obtain Manitoba Conservation permission to chop trees or cut deadfall timber, and landowner consent is needed for private property.
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