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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 17, 2002

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Border officers to set up office in Boissevain

Integrated Border Enforcement Team to be based in Boissevain with three officers expected to arrive in February or March after earlier plans for a fall setup. The team will police the Canada US border, gather intelligence, and work on anti terrorism tasks.

Border Las Boissevain Canada-Us

Manitoba tightens drunk driving law to seize repeat offenders

Manitoba introduces a law effective December 2 that seizes and sells vehicles of drivers with three drunk driving convictions within five years, and also punishes first time offenders who flee police or injure or kill someone with a vehicle. Attorney General Gord Mackintosh warns that a driver can kiss their vehicle goodbye.

Manitoba Gord Mackintosh

Community safety drive lauded with provincial award

Elmer Unger of the Russell Citizens on Patrol gathered Alvin Kingdon Merri Kiliwnik Cst Collin Hay Arvella Unger and Jean Betke to thank them for donations to the local COP program. He received the Safer Communities Award from Attorney General Gord Mackintosh for crime prevention work. 25 individuals were nominated province wide.

Elmer Unger Russell Citizens On Alvin Kingdon RM of Russell Merri Kiliwnik Cst Collin Hay RCMP Arvella Unger Subway Jean Betke Russellian C Elmer Gord Mackintosh

Kyoto clash shows MPs debate on climate plan

Inky Mark questions Kyoto's costs and provincial role as MPs back the accord 195 to 77 while calling for meaningful consultation with provinces industry and the public. He warns of potential constitutional challenges without provincial cooperation and favors a Canada wide approach.

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