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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 14, 1999

Page

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Council to gain raise and 4 percent pay hike

Dauphin councillors move to raise pay 4 percent at the November 29 meeting, setting mayor and councillors at 1133 dollars with 567 dollars monthly per member and deputy mayor at 1150. The mayor and councillors’ daily civic duty pay rises to 113 dollars. Amalgamation of Hamiota and Vanguard Credit Unions approved by votes 93 35 and 77 3 respectively. Pelican Lake Centre management to be taken over by the new provincial government by December 31 1999 from the Ninette Sanatorium development facility for mentally handicapped adults.

Shoal Lake Star Hamiota Vanguard Credit Unions Birtle Vanguard Credit Union Hamiota Credit Union HOPE Pelican Lake Centre Killarney Ninette Sanatorium

Farmers blast Liberal ag policy at Shoal Lake Reform hearing

At a Reform party hearing in Shoal Lake last Wednesday, farmers lampooned federal Grit policy and pushed for action. MP Inky Mark and Gerry Ritz criticized Ottawa while Angusville farmer Brad Mazur called Canada’s farm subsidy stance Kevorkian economics. Former minister Glen Findlay urged acreage based payments and unity among MPs to pressure the Liberals.

Reform Party Shoal Lake Last Wednessee Jean Chretien Inky Mark Dauphin-Swan River Saskatchewan Gerry Ritz Angusville Brad Mazur Canada Agri Glen Findlay United States Europe Brandon Mark and Ritz Russell Len Derkach

Agricore ends strike as deal ratified after stalled talks

Agricore back to work as its board ratified a tentative agreement with the Grain Services Union. About 400 of 850 unionized staff in Manitoba and Alberta voted 60 percent in favor, and workers returned to shifts after the amnesty provision was restored. Union spokesman Hugh Wagner called the vote an underwhelming endorsement.

Agricore Grain Services Union GSU Manitoba Alberta Hugh Wagner

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