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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 27, 2018

Page

5

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Russell Banner

Canada’s drug recognition plan sparks debate on science and safety

Minister Goodale cites an $80 million program to train 750 officers for Drug Recognition, while W5 reports on flawed tests used in the United States and Canada. The program faces lawsuits and calls for blood tests to confirm sobriety, with cases where charges were dropped after definitive results.

Ralph Goodale Canada CTV Ontario OPP U.S Amy Military Police Rock and Roller Harry Goodale

Marchwell curling rink recalls early straw ice and community effort

The memoir recounts starting curling in 1948 at Marchwell's straw rink, built by volunteers with straw and wood heated waiting room, ice from a dugout, and lights. Alick Nelson and Axel Nilsson served as icemakers and caretaker respectively, with two rinks by 1949 and a 1961 fire ending the original rink.

Marchwell Alick Nelson Curling Club Vere Pearpoint Walter Roulston Axel Nilsson Marchwell Curling Rink Russell

Pallister government breaks vow on Lake Winnipeg protection

An Interlake Enterprise letter from February 7 criticizes Manitoba's Pallister government for reneging on the Save Lake Winnipeg Act passed in 2011. The writer argues promises were broken, voters distrust government vows, and Lake Winnipeg's safety and recovery are at stake.

Manitoba Save Province of Lake Winnipeg

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