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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 23, 2010
Page
5
A letter recounts Jon Montgomery from Russell Manitoba winning Olympic gold at the 2010 Winter Games. The writer praises Montgomery and the Russell community for their support and shared national pride during the victory celebration.
A Manitoba couple, born in Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie, cheer as Jon wins a gold medal. They credit Russell and area supporters for backing his dream, celebrating Manitoban pride across distances.
The message praises the people of Russell Manitoba and Jon Montgomery for his quest for gold. It notes traveling through Russell on trips to Kenora from Alberta and expresses pride in Jon, the town, and the province.
A supporter from Selkirk MB praises Jon from Mississauga U for winning gold, calling him an Olympic Champion and thanking Manitoba residents. The note anticipates a downtown Russell parade and expresses strong Canadian pride and affection for brews and community.
Manitoba residents are urged to attend a February 24 meeting at the Ukrainian People's Hall in Rossburn to voice concerns over Bipole III. The debate focuses on a west side route near Riding Mountain and potential cost, environmental, and farmland impacts versus an east side alternative.
The piece revisits the 1990 and 1994 milestones amid ongoing struggles. It notes high murder rates, weak education, and AIDS impacts. It cites corruption and policy limits, warnings about immigration tensions, unemployment near 40 percent, and a two-tier society despite housing gains and growth.
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