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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 24, 1995

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Supporters fill Inglis Hall for Asessippi ski hearings

Despite snowbound roads, residents from babies to seniors packed Inglis Hall for two days to witness the Clean Environment Public Hearings on the proposed Asessippi Ski project, as Asessippi Ltd and consultants presented five years of study and hard work. Natural Resources countered with a Tuesday morning presentation criticizing the environmental impact assessment for lacking quantitative vegetation and bird data and not following standard census methods.

Inglis Asessippi Ski Ski Asessippi Ltd Clean Environment Commission Department of Natural Resources Natural Resources Ski Asessippi Canadian Wildlife Service Asessippi Ski Ltd RM of Shellmouth Alvin Zimmer CEC Boulton

Semi trailer load shifts On Hwy 16 causing blaze

A semi hauling green poplar rolled into a ditch after the driver misjudged the shoulder width while pulling over. The cab burned completely but the Russell Fire Department extin guished the flames. RCMP controlled traffic from 1 30 pm to 6 30 pm January 17 as the wreck and debris were removed near the Manitoba Saskatchewan border. The driver was uninjured.

Joan Khasson RCMP Manitoba Saskatchewan Darren Praznik Labor Ashleigh Rogocki Tannis Lester Ashleigh East St. Paul

Morden to Host 1996 Manitoba Summer Games

The town of Morden will host the 1996 Manitoba Summer Games with regional participation from Winkler Altona and Miami. Jim Ernst announced the bid's strength and a $75 000 operating grant from the province with up to $75 000 more available for facility development if matched locally. The event coincides with the Morden Corn and Apple Festival celebrating its 30th anniversary.

Morden Jim Ernst Winkler Altona Miami

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