Wealth destruction and creation in a changing economy
The text argues wealth can be destroyed and created, urging belief in wealth creation. It cites copper and alternative materials, price signals, and innovation as responses to shortages, warning against fixing prices to preserve balance. It notes synthetic alternatives and market dynamics as means to avoid scarcity.
Virden child dies in rink accident prompts helmet plea
A eight year old Virden boy Cody Bradbury was killed during Sunday free skating after colliding with an adult skating backward. The tragedy spurs calls for mandatory helmet use for under 18 on ice and highlights family grief and community safety lessons.
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Cody
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EWPP helps farm workers diversify and re-train
The program assists farm workers including spouses of affected workers to diversify operations, gain training with job placement, and transition to new employment. Contact Laurel Gawlett at 204 622 2135 or Lindsay Rubeniuk Zamonsky at 204 546 5100 for details.
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Manitoba Advanced Education & Training
Laurel Gawlett
Parkland Community Futures Development Corp
Lindsay Rubeniuk- Zamonsky
Mentoring Bridges the Generations in Community Programs
In the 1960s the generation gap was a concern, but projects like Tisdale's Project Reconnect and Kindersley Chums pair seniors with youth to share activities. Children visit seniors at Saske Park Lodge and Grade 10 to 12 students mentor elementary peers, building confidence, friendships, and mutual understanding through regular, shared activities.
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Tisdale
Saske Park Lodge
Kindersley
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