Winter Struggles Hit Deer Population Across Manitoba
In Manitoba harsh winter conditions, deer struggle for food as deep snow blocks travel. Local citizens and businesses in Winnipeg and Shellmouth raise funds and supplies to feed deer in Lake of the Prairies area, including donations from George Forgie and others. Volunteers haul feed, set up feeders, and support deer through the season to prevent steep population losses.
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Mani
Lee Thompson
Winnipeg
Lake of the Prairies
George Forgie
Ernies Gunn
Mr. B
Rene
Thompson
Steve
Gary Kochanowski
K&g Nerbus
Fred Piwniak
Shel
Ron Wty
Od Bryer
Russell
Mant ‘Ba
Resolution to finish Main Street in Russell Manitoba
The council passed a resolution to finish Main Street from Mantoba to Memorial Ave with 5 50 percent grant support and a Department of Highways engineering plan. Harold Clement was granted a leave of absence. R.M. McMurray insured town equipment and buildings. Capital grants were approved for a children's play park, kitchen floor replacements, and skating rink upgrades.
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Uel
de Iin
Tafa
Cours Kitem
Clement
Maclane Jin
Ing Roar
Sedepid Couch
Harold Clement
Atteintings Coe
Alexandria
Davereni
Mantoba
Avene
Manitoba
Wen
Main Set
Nesnrial Avenue
Councio
Ment of
Russell
Memorial Ave
P.T.H. No
Council
R.M. McMurray
Russell Fairgrounds
Hydro rates rise in Manitoba on April 1
Manitoba Hydro announces an April 1 rate increase expected to lift revenues by about five percent. Chair Marc Eliesen states consumers in Manitoba will still enjoy the lowest rate structure in Canada.
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Manitba
Manitoba Hydro
Marc Eliesen
Manitoba Hydro-Electric Board
Manitoba
Cana
Manitoba Hydro Forecast Signals 8.8 Million Net Revenue in 1988
In a New Year greeting Howard Pawley notes Manitoba Hydro will generate an $8.8 million net revenue for the year ending March 31, 1988, boosting reserves to $94 million though still below the 1980-80 level of $141 million. He speaks to optimism for Manitoba amid growth challenges and economic development opportunities in 1985. The rate rise plan is tied to avoiding an $8.4 million operating deficit for 1985-86, with typical residential bills rising about $1.85 monthly for 700 kWh usage.
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Eliesen
Manitoba
Manitoba Hydro
Gether
Howard Pawley
New Year Greetings From Pearl M S
Lieutena offers warm wishes for a new year and reflects on New Year celebrations and levees. She speaks of hopes for personal achievement and happiness, urging quietness and cheer. Pearl M S extends blessings to readers for the year ahead.
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Mary
Pearlm
Retirement marks end of MLA Harry Graham's service
Virden constituency veteran Harry Graham announces retirement after more than 15 years in Manitoba politics. The longtime MLA for Birtle Russell and Virden reflects on his career, his role as Speaker, and his belief in Manitoba's diversified future with steady oil activity. He hints at potential successors without naming nominees.
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Virden
Harry Graham
Birtle Russell
Manitoba
Russell
Rosnoski
Conservative Party
Graham
Birtle- Russell
Winnipeg
Schreyer
I'm the
Tras
Lyon
Sterling Lyon
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