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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 17, 2001

Page

2

Community volunteer leader outlines plans to boost local programs

Robin promotes volunteer engagement while addressing time limits on paper work for grants. She aims to expand soccer coaching clinics, volleyball officials training, fiddle lessons funded by the rec commission, and youth curling. The goal is to grow lifelong learning through ACC Russell, Campus Manitoba distance programs, and local education networks.

Ong Sne Alot Times Robin Rec Commission Russell Assiniboine Community College Campus Manitoba Distance ACC Russell Learning For Life Network of Community Enterprise and Development Centres Manitoba Russell and Area Education and Training Committee ACC

Kayak for Cancer paddlers seek donations across Manitoba

Constables John McMath and Graham Wilson launch a weeklong 600 kilometre kayak trek along the Assiniboine River ending at The Forks to honor Norm and raise funds. They paddle 12 to 14 hours daily, have raised about 1500 dollars so far, and hope to turn the voyage into an annual RCMP cancer fundraiser with other detachments. Donations can be sent to Kayak for Cancer c/o Virden RCMP.

John McMath Graham Wilson Norm Manitoba Assiniboine Wilson Winnipeg Sun Forks Yarich Thompson McMath Virden RCMP

Alberta drought aid boosts farmers with 93 million payout

Alberta declares drought disaster and offers 93 million to producers to spend as they choose. Lloyd Andruchow, drought monitoring specialist, notes funds help with hauling livestock and buying hay while Saskatchewan relies on existing safety nets and modest measures amid the driest year in over a decade.

Canada Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Alberta Lloyd Ndruchow Alberta Agriculture

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