Manitoba wildlife charges fall after 1994 rule changes
Manitoba reports a 38 percent drop in wildlife charges since October 1994 wildlife regulation changes. The government notes a 61 percent decrease from 314 charges in 1993 to 123 in 1995, with reductions in night hunting and overall illegal use of vehicles for hunting. Charges for loading a firearm in a vehicle rose 43 percent to 35 in 1995.
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Premier's Volunteer Service Award nominations sought
Premier Gary Filmon invites Manitobans to nominate volunteers for the 1996 Premier's Volunteer Service Award marking its 10th anniversary. Eight recipients will be chosen including three youth winners. nominations close March 15 and forms are available from Volunteers in Public Service in Winnipeg or via phone.
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