Lorette council defies referendum on sewage lagoon project
The RM of Tache council voted to raise a $1.1 million project cost by $496,000 for relocating a sewage lagoon near Landmark, despite a October referendum opposing the plan. The Lorette tax association and residents say the existing lagoon can be fixed for $85,000, and question legality under the Municipal Act and a previous order. Local critics warn the vote sets a dangerous precedent and undermines democracy.
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Wheat Growers Exit Coalition Over Producer Ownership Plan
The Western Canadian Wheat Growers withdraw from a farm coalition seeking hopper car ownership, citing government restrictions on future car owners and low grain levies. They state producer ownership is not helpful despite earlier support, while coalition members press ahead to push for a market‑driven, farmer‑owned transportation system.
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Four Day Week Sparks Front Page Debate in Grenfell
Readers face a split discussion as Grenfell prepare a four day instructional week with Monday to Thursday classes and longer days. The plan aims to cut utility costs and staff hours while keeping students engaged. officials report strong support from teachers and trustees.
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