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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Dec 19, 1995

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Yellowhead Highway group urges immediate federal funding

The Yellowhead Highway Association criticizes slow federal funding for upgrading and maintaining the Yellowhead Route. It cites potential savings of 1.1 billion and fewer injuries from NHS improvements, urging immediate federal commitment and local representation. Don Rowat supports council involvement. Merril Kiliwonik volunteers. Fourteen kilometres of highway See "Co

Yellowhead Highway Association Yellowhead Fedral NHP Canada YHA Don Rowat Russell Town Rowat Merril Kiliwnik

Day of the Dead message marks school drink driving day

Joan Eliasson and Major Pratt students staged a sober reminder of alcohol related crashes by dressing twelve youths in black for a Day of the Dead awareness event. An assembly featured a poem submitted by Patti Maggiod that moved attendees.

Joan Eliasson Pratt Patti Maggiod

Blizzard shuts IMC K1 mine operations and halts bus routes

A fierce early winter blizzard prompted the suspension of most school bus runs and the temporary closure of Highway 16. IMC Canada shut down work at its K1 mine and mill for a full day after water from holding ponds caused dangerous power outages. Power was restored after two outages but a third forced a complete shutdown at about 3:30 am. The incident may mark the mine’s first weather-related disruption. The Manitoba minimum wage will rise from 5.25 to 5.40 per hour on January 1, 1996.

IMC Four Town Journal Tom Davies IMC Canada

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