Struthers urges lawful path to end lake netting debate
Dauphin MLA Stan Struthers told about 700 at a public meeting organized by the Intermountain Sport Fishing Enhancement Group to push patience and use courts and political channels to stop netting on Lake of the Prairies and Lake Dauphin. He cited provincial and federal rules, urged avoiding vigilante measures, and highlighted ongoing conservation work with First Nations and government bodies.
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Terrie Welwock
Dauphin-Roblin
Stan Struthers
Intermountain Sport Fishing Enhancement Group
Dauphin
Lake of the Prairies
Lake
Struthers
RCMP Makes Protective Vests Mandatory for Duty
Less than a month after Constable Dennis Strongquill was killed outside the Prairie Mountain detachment in Russell the RCMP issued an edict requiring officers to wear protective vests during operational duties. The rule became effective January 16 2002. Strongquill’s widow Ramanda Delaronde said the measure will save lives and urged Kevlar vests to be fully impenetrable against high powered rifles. RCMP spokesman Steve Saunders emphasized officer safety given the Dec 21 incident.
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Dennis Strongquill
Prairie Mountain
Russell
RCMP
Strongquill
Ramanda Delaronde
the Sun
Delorande
Steve Saunders
Sui No Secret
Saunders
MRHA Severance Payments Highlight Growing Deficit
The Brandon Sun reports that the Marquette Regional Health Authority spent over 34000 in severance last year including former CEO Sandra Delorme. Acting CEO Ted Bartlett cites privacy and notes these payments continued salary, while MRHA faces a 2.2 million deficit and a 9.1 million red forecast. Manitoba Health asks MRHA to pause CEO hiring until deficits are brought under control.
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Marquette Regional Health Authority
MRHA
Sandra Delorme
Brandon Sun
Ted Bartlett
Manitoba Health
Police Report Sledders Charged After Ski Doo Incidents
Terrie Welwood reports multiple RCMP actions in Russell Inglis and Rossburn Manitoba. A 17 year old youth faces Dangerous Driving charges after power turns near the Cenotaph with court appearance in February. Raymond Gooda of Russell charged with Refusing a Breath Sample and Impaired Driving after a ride in Russell. Barry Wayne Kreshewski and William Micheal Cottingham of Rossburn face roadside and impairment charges following a ski doo road block. A vehicle theft reported at the Russell Inn was dropped when found to be taken by a family member. A pickup spun out in Inglis with two occupants charged for Drive Over .08 and Possession of a Controlled Substance. An intoxicated man was arrested at the Asessippi Inn and held. Ralph Prior charged with possessing a weapon dangerous to the public peace and breach of probation related to Jan 25 incident.
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Terrie Welwood
Rossburn
Barry Wayne Kreshewski
William Micheal Cottingham
Russell Rcmp
Russell Inn
Inglis
Shaun McNabb
Estevan
Trent McFarlane
Tion
Asessippi Inn
Ralph Prior
Deloraine residents urge jail for man guilty of child material
Ronald Hardy, 33, pleads guilty to possession of child adult material including 14 000 videos and pictures with 4 000 victims as young as six months and to making such material after taking topless photos of two Manitoba teens and distributing them online. Sentencing set for Feb 13. Crown seeks jail, defense seeks conditional term. Two angry citizens including Hardy’s nephew Cory Hardy collected over 400 signatures urging he be kept out of their community.
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Ronald Hardy
Deloraine
Brian Geisbrecht
Hardy
Manitoba
Cory Hardy
Brandon Sun
Justice
Geisbrecht
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