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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 22, 2005
Page
7
Dear Editor the PTED team launched a marketing strategy for the Asessippi Parkland region after an informational meeting The plan emphasizes cultural industrial and recreational diversity as a competitive edge to attract investment The writer Mark Keating urges effective promotion and responsible resource use for long term regional growth.
Fraser notes nine point nine billion dollars held by foundations such as Millennium Scholarship Genome Canada and the Aboriginal Healing Foundation as of March last year. Foundations lack parliamentary scrutiny and are managed by boards rather than elected MPs, raising concerns about transparency and fiscal risk.
Bob Schmidt of Russell Manitoba questions how same sex marriage affects survivor status and dictionary definitions. He argues the traditional definition of marriage as a union between a man and a woman should remain, asking if dictionaries will be rewritten to reflect change. He notes the definition has persisted for thousands of years.
A reader argues that marriage should remain between a man and a woman and warns that calls to redefine it to include same sex couples are fallacies. The letter questions Supreme Court rulings and urges preserving traditional marriage as a social good. Cont. on page 8.
An advertorial in the Souris Plaindealer argues rural businesses can close briefly for renovations and reopen, inviting entrepreneurs to join forces. Hair salon partners with an esthetician, with ideas like a fitness centre, massage, health foods, clothing, or office space to share overhead. Collective ventures aim to repurpose vacant spaces and pool manpower for community projects.
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