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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 17, 2015

Page

3

Liberal candidates tour Parkland riding in Manitoba

Liberal candidate Ray Piche and MP Carolyn Bennett visit Parkland Dauphin Swan River Marquette to hear voters concerns. They press for leadership that listens on housing water infrastructure and health as they campaign ahead of the October 19 2015 federal election. Bennett criticizes Conservative accountability while pledging open government and re opening veterans offices if Liberals win.

Dauphin-Swan River- Marquette Ray Piche Parkland Carolyn Bennett St. Paul’s Dauphin-Swan River-Marquette Manitoba Piche RCMP Marlene Cowling Dauphin-Swan River- Neepawa Ottawa Canada Bennett Justin Trudeau Liberal Party Harper

Beekeeper Warns Neonics Threaten Manitoba Harmony

Tim Wendell, veteran beekeeper near Roblin on the Manitoba Saskatchewan border, cites neonics as a global insecticide threat. He recounts a yard near corn treated with neonics losing most of 40 000 bees, with only about 5 000 left and a disorganized colony. Government tests showed contamination in wax and soil, not in bees. He links this to colony collapse and criticizes multinational companies for harmful products and political influence. Cont. on page 6.

Manitoba Saskatchewan Roblin Tim Wendell Neepawa Wendell Ontario Quebec

Storey Wins Green Party Nod for Federal Campaign

Kate Storey receives unanimous support from Green Party backers to run in the federal election. She pledges to end top down politics, combat climate change, and champion social justice and democracy. Storey and husband Doug operate an organic farm near Grandview, promoting sustainable agriculture amid industrial farming pressures.

Kate Storey Storey Doug Grandview

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