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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 30, 2002

Page

2

Manitoba Eyes Ethanol Fuel Mandate For Gasoline

Manitoba moves toward a province wide ethanol blend for all gasoline, mirroring Saskatchewan's Ethanol Fuel Act. Premier Doer invites Manitobans to public meetings to weigh benefits, barriers, and job creation, citing rural economic stability and cleaner environment as goals. Minnedosa Mohawk facility notes historic role in ethanol production.

Terrie Welwood Saskatchewan Manitoba Doer Nol Minnedosa

Manitoba and Saskatchewan push ethanol industry growth

Manitoba Biorefiners Inc notes Saskatchewan to mandate ethanol in gasoline after Royal Assent on June 20 2002 and Manitoba launches consultation to expand ethanol use. The firm cites 100 percent domestic production potential near Russell and benefits including jobs investment and local profits.

Manitoba Biorefiners Inc Saskatchewan Manitoba Canada U.S John McCook Prairie Russell

Manitoba ethanol industry eyed as growth driver

Premier Doer cited a 10 percent ethanol blend could build a 140 million litre local market and create up to 900 jobs while expanding exports to Canada, the U. S., Europe and Asia. The plan aims to boost livestock feed, reduce fuel imports and greenhouse gas emissions, though trade barriers and a national plan are hurdles.

Manitoba Canada U. S Europe Asia Doer

Windy Acres Break-In On July 21 2002 At Prairie Mountain

Break in at Windy Acres after film reels stopped July 21 2002. Prairie Mountain detachment and Manitoba Crimestoppers seek public help. Thieves used a metal pipe to break window and screen and stole concessions and canned pop. Call 1 800 782 8477 or RCMP Russell office 773 2105 with information.

Windy Acres Prairie Mountain Detachment Manitoba Crimestoppers Sheri- Lynne Fedorowich Russell RCMP

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