Roblin and Shoal Lake win sustainable community award
Roblin and Shoal Lake have each earned the national sustainable community award from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities. Roblin was praised for waste water leadership at a Hamilton ceremony on May 31 during the 65th annual conference. Shoal Lake was named winner for excellence in municipal service delivery supporting sustainable development.
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Ene of Canadian Munties
Hamilton
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Shoal Lake
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Park West Division plans new classroom at Binscarth and lab upgrade
Park West division approved funds to build a self contained 1000 square foot classroom at Binscarth on site with independent power and heat, plus renovations to the science lab at Rossburn High School. Costs are estimated at 100000 to 150000 and construction aims to complete before year end. The Rossburn lab will be gutted and remodeled to address safety concerns.
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Park West
Binscarth
Rossburn High School
Christ
Rossburn Collegiate
Rossburn
Gerald Puhach
TB Free Status Changes Hit Cattle Near Riding Mountain
Manitoba cattle producers face loss of bovine tuberculosis free status after CFIA retroactively downgrades the province to accredited status. New rules require longer clean periods, with surveillance continuing in a six mile radius of Riding Mountain National Park. The change, revealed in a CFIA inquiry, impacts testing costs borne by the federal government.
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Riding Mountain Provincial Park
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
CFIA
Manitoba Cattle Producers Association
MCPA
Betty Green
Riding Mountain National Park
Manitoba
USDA
Green
Riding Mountain
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