Good News Story From Selkirk Judges Second Chance Aid
Senior Provincial Judge Ed Kimelman highlights a Selkirk community effort aiding youth through the SAIRC program. The initiative pairs court restitution with work experiences, aiming to reduce juvenile reoffending and give teens a second chance, with similar results in Thompson and The Pas.
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Ed Kimelman
Selkirk
Kimeman
Peter Warren
Imax
SAIRC
Kimerman
Kimelman
Thompson
Pas
Safety first and community action across towns
A roundup of safety prompts from prairie papers urges residents to keep emergency numbers handy and add land descriptions, highlight planning with fire, police and medical teams, and adopt local actions. Reports cite incidents from Killaly to Innisfail and Vermilion urging preparedness and stricter local rules, with cautionary tales of hoaxes and dangerous missteps.
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Fire Department
RCMP
Rimbey
Deloraine Times
Star
Killaly
Melville Advance
Innisfail
Shell River councillor election yields T McLennan by three
Balloting for councillor in Ward 1 of Shell River resulted in T McLennan defeating Edward Johnson by three votes. Reeve Alex Stewart and councilors Thos McLennan R W Patterson Jas Mitchel and Peter McDougall were named for the ensuing year. Other notes: postmaster appointment at Harrowby and land sales in township 23 range 27.
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Shell River
T. McLennan
Edward Johnson
Alex Stewart
Thos. McLennan
R.W. Patterson
Jas. Mitchel
Peter McDougall
J.B. McDonald
James S. Maynes
Harrowby
Boulton
Winnipeg
Press freedom vs government controls debated in Canada
W Roger Worth notes public concern over Kent Commission recommendations on newspaper ownership. He cites opposition from newspapers, the media, and the Canadian Federation of Independent Business. CFIB President John Bulloch argues against government intervention in buy and sell rights, stressing checks and balances.
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W. Roger Worth
Kent Commission
Canad
Nanty
Kent
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
John Bulloch
Bulloch
Wheat Board extends corn formula sales for sixty days
The Wheat Board will continue feed grain sales under the corn-competitive formula for 60 days until February 21, 1982, in response to Eastern Canada user requests. If no long-term solution is found, sales may switch to a fair market price and remain limited to immediate needs with readily available grain.
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Wheat Board
Canadian Wheat Board
The
Canada
Great Lakes
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Clayton G. Chaloner
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Yorkton
Regional Health Council
Ken Hedges
Trudeau
Russell ‘Down
H.” Clee
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P.H. Nelson
J.S. Warrington
Silver Creek
Wm. Chittick
John Mushumansti
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Jas Rea Jr
W.J. Stewart
Harold Russell
Lillian Fraser
Bank of Montreal
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Bert Robb
J. Attwood
Redlands
California
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Silverton
Brown
Rateliff
Harris Huston
Ward 5
C. Virtue
Dick Cochrane
Bridge
Ed Shast
Rossburn
Gordon
Frank Burnett
Dand
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Lucille Grazier
Russell Dry Cleaners
Eckville
Alta
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WB. Garnet
Pelly Trail
HH Beef Club
Laurie Woodhouse
Jock McLeod
Barry Pénonzek
Alwyn Coulter
Bob Stewart
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