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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 2004
Page
7
Leonard Adam laments the 0.2 percent April 2004 rise in the Old Age Security pension to 463.39 dollars per month, arguing 92 cents fails to cover costs. He ridicules the gain, questions government spending, and urges stronger support for seniors in western Canada.
The piece challenges alarm over the Kyoto Protocol citing cycles in weather, historical trends, and small human impact on climate. It notes editorials by Elizabeth Nickson and quotes scientists arguing warming is modest and largely natural, questioning costs to the economy.
Dear Editor letter claims Veterans Affairs rejected Air Canada offer to fly 100 veterans to D Day ceremonies in Normandy for free citing privacy concerns. Writer argues veterans deserve public remembrance after decades of Remembrance Day marches and questions minister John McCallum's stance.
Watch for the Royal LePage Westpark SOLD sign in your neighborhood. This new listing features a 1 to 2 bedroom home with fenced yard and a large eating area. The ad notes 4 appliances and a full basement, urging buyers to call quickly as the market heats up and prices are listed around 29000.
Manitoba residents face growing pains with a new dumpster system in North Cypress while Souris and Loon Lake communities boost recycling efforts. Souris reports 150 tons recycled so far this year with breakdowns for plastic boxboard milk jugs and more. Loon Lake shifted to transfer stations after replacing landfills and now requires $1 tags on bags to fund programs. Residents are urged to adapt as centers emphasize saving landfill space and reducing pickup costs.
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