Dangerous goods regulations to be published shortly
Canada prepares new safety rules to govern handling and movement of dangerous goods across the country. Transport Minister Mazankowski says cooperation among shippers handlers and carriers will boost regulator effectiveness. The new rules cover interpretation public protection and inspector powers with some provisions taking effect on publication and others on April 8th. Provinces will enforce highway transport rules while federal agencies oversee air marine and rail compliance.
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Don Mazankowski
Bouchard
Nada
Mazankowski
Russell Town Council Flags Snow Removal Damage Concerns
Russell council met January 24 chaired by Deputy Mayor Doug MacIsaac to address damage to manholes water valves and hydrants by snow removal contractors. They urged reporting of damages and potential charges for repairs. The meeting also covered water meter concerns RCMP bar racks land lane behind proposed Texcot site and a church dedication invitation. The next session is February 14 at 7 pm.
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Russell
Doug MacIsaac
Kiliwnik
Ros‘noski
Read Council
Russ‘ll
Walter Schwaluk
Garnet Wilkenson
Harvey Lagh
Kinsmen Club
Harvey Kearns
Joan Montgomery
Council
Coune
Shoal
Manitoba workers compensation rates rise modestly in 1985
Minister Lecuyer announced an average 2 percent hike in 1985 assessment rates for Manitoba employers. He stressed the province still has one of the lowest and even the lowest average rates west of Quebec. The government will cap the increase at 20 percent despite calls for a 70 percent rise to cover expected costs.
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Canada
Lecuyer
Gerard Lecuyer
Workers Compensation Board
Manitoba
Quebec
Manitoba to distribute farming information package nationwide
Manitoba Agriculture Minister Uruski announced an information package for farmers said to be the most comprehensive in Canada. The set includes two booklets and three pamphlets covering legal rights, financial options, credit, securities types, and dealing with difficulties, plus a reminder that these are guides not substitutes for lawyers or accountants.
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Canada
Manitoba
Bll Uruski
Uruski
Diiffcult Economic Times
Heart Month events set pace for healthy living
City officials announce February Heart Month with activities led by Mayor Langfor and Geri Miller. The community is invited to watch the Hearty Hoppers on February 22 and 23 at the Co-op Mall area, with organizers predicting an excellent turnout and strong participation.
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Geri Miller
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Co-op
Fisheries Dept proposes lower limits at Lake of the Prairies
The Russell and District Chamber of Commerce met with Manitoba Fisheries officials to discuss Lake of the Prairies. A proposed four fish per day limit in 1985 aims to protect age five pickerel as spawning stock while seeking stocking and spawning improvements. Public debate includes impact on tourism and enforcement, with calls for better spawning streams and possible license fees to fund stocking.
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Fisheries Dept
Lake of the Prairies
Russell and District Chamber of Commerce
Chicken Corral
Hugh Valiant
Regonal
Trevor ‘Smith
Manitoba Department of Fisheries
Valiant
Manitoba
Fisheries Department
Earl Swain
Assiniboine
Hateh
Manitba
Canada
United States
Manitoa government eases hay transport rules
The Government of Manitoba announces a policy change allowing farmers to carry two bales per layer when transporting round hay to address livestock feed shortages in Western Manitoba. Authorities cite added safety through extra securing devices and reduced trucking costs as feeds move from surplus regions.
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Manitoa
Manitoba
Agriculture
Bill Uruski
Highways and Transportation
John Plohman
Department of Highways and Transportation
Urusi
Safe Rider Motorcycle Course to be Offered In Manitoba
The Government of Manitoba and the Manitoba Safety Council announce a new voluntary Safe Rider Motorcycle Course for novices. The six hour class covers motorcycle controls traffic rules insurance and survival techniques for riders over 15 with little experience. Startup grant of 90000 and annual 15000 from the Department of Highways and Transportation, with operating costs about 25000 and a 30 registration fee.
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Government of
Manitoba
Manitoba Safety Council
Manitoba Highways and Transportation
John ‘Plohman
Manitoba Safety Counc i
Department of Highways and Transportation
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