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Russell Banner in Russell, Manitoba

25 Jan 2000

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Russell Banner

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Russell, Manitoba, Canada

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Jan 25, 2000

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First Nations buy Alpine Motel in Headingly plan complex

RCMP seized parts of a still and about 22 gallons of homemade liquor valued at 2250 during a four week old raid at Prokopchuk residence. Brandon Cpl John Harapiak would not discuss commercial sale. Swan Lunes First Nation purchased the Alpine Motel on Portage Avenue, Headingly, with plans for a new First Nations entertainment complex on the site.

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RCMP Prokopchuk Brandon John Harapiak Alpine Swan Lunes First Nation Portage Avenue Headingly
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Livestock saves farm forecasts offer better Manitoba outlook

Federal projections suggest Manitoba farms face a brighter near term though economists warn the numbers mask regional grain and oilseed difficulties. Total net farm income fell 29 percent in 1999 but hog slaughter rises and new federal aid may lift results. Cattle had a strong year while grain receipts are expected to stay low, prompting calls for diversification. Funding details on page 2.

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Manitoba Agriculture Canada Vanclief
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Waywayseecappa Opens 4.4 Million Inn and Centre

Waywayseecappa celebrated the January 15 opening of a 4.4 million Waywaysee capo Inn and Conference Centre anchoring a growing First Nations development. The 60 new jobs benefit residents of the 1,700 strong community as elders, children, and guests attended the ceremonies.

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Murray Clearsky Appo Inn Howard McMentock Waywayseecappo Waywaysee‘capo Inn
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