Criticism on C.O.P.P. in Russell Letter to the Editor
The July 4/06 letter defends C.O.P.P. claiming volunteers have worked for over a century in Russell. It notes patrols cover areas around Spear Lake cemetery golf course and local businesses, rely on unmarked vehicles, and contact the RCMP by phone. It urges residents to join instead of complain and to walk the talk by taking action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Jerome
C.o.p.p.rogram
C.O.P.P
Russell
Spear Lake
RCMP
Letter to the Editor on Operation Legacy and Remembrance
An Annelise Petlock letter from a War Amps CHAMP member urges Canadian youth education on military heritage after a National War Memorial controversy. She describes Operation Legacy, calls for school seminars, recalls dispatches to ceremonies in Canada and abroad, and stresses reverence for Confederation Square, the National War Memorial, and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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France
Department of Veterans Affairs
Somme
Beaumont Hamel
Canada
CHAMP
Operation Legacy
Confederation Square
Annelise Petlock
Gnawa
University of Ottawa
Fireworks gift Binscarth homecoming praised by visitors
Margaret Hill and Kris Matheson from Calgary praise the 120th town homecoming in Binscarth for the large turnout, varied activities, and volunteer effort. They highlight the grand rally, food, and stunning fireworks comparing them favorably to Calgary Stampede displays. They commend the town for its care and high standards.
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Binscarth
Calgary
Margaret Hill
Kris ‘Matheson
Stand up for Canada, Senator says Dear Janor
A letter from Joe Hueglin of Niagara Falls Ontario criticizes Emerson and the Harper government for backing away from NAFTA dispute mechanisms in the softwood lumber case. It argues the US breached its undertaking and warns that premature termination or payments would undermine treaty principles and the rule of law.
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Dear Janor
United States
Canada
U.S
NAFTA
Joe Hueglin
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Carberry Eyes Heritage District On Main Street Revival
Carberry residents and officials gather to discuss forming a heritage district along Main Street. Meetings feature architect drawings, period lighting ideas, and debates over angle parking to slow traffic. Participants hope a calmer, neighborly downtown returns with greenery and inviting storefronts.
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Carberry
Main Street
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Russell C.O.P.P
Elmer Unger
C.O
Harper
Emerson
Geneva
America
Westpark Realty
Main St. Russel
Bob Ross
Joan Montgomery
Angie Esplen
Solesperson
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