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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 28, 1989

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Manitoba Grants Boost Conservation District Projects

The Manitoba government announces 650000 in interim grants to five conservation districts for soil and water management wildlife enhancements and other programs. Whitemud Watershed 230000 Turtle River watershed 130000 Alonso 110000 Turtle Mountain 85000 Cooks Creek 85000 cover about 75 percent of program costs with municipalities farmers and others supplying the rest.

Manitoba Jack Penner Whitemud Turtle River Alonso Turtle Mountain Cooks Creek

Manitobans urged to cut solid waste by 80 percent

Environment minister Glen Cummings calls on Manitobans to halve waste and then reach an 80 percent reduction before year’s end through recycling. A 12 member Recycling Action Committee will develop a comprehensive Manitoba strategy, hold fall public meetings, issue an initial report this winter, and host a spring symposium with final recommendations due next summer. The panel includes industry, environmental and consumer reps with Dr. Robert Fenton chairing and Jerry Spiegel as vice chair. Members listed include John Amor John Barker Stuart Clark Jim Ferguson David Henderson Jenny Hillard Tony Kulak Jack Lazareck Lance Morrison Dr Ian Rollo and Henry Wiebe.

Glen Cummings Cummings Robert Fenton University of Winnipeg

Updated site selection criteria meeting on hazardous waste facility

A public information meeting was held in Rossburn with the Community Advisory Committee and Manitoba Hazardous Waste Management Corporation to discuss updated site selection criteria for a proposed facility near Rossburn. Officials presented preliminary maps showing areas meeting criteria and possible testing zones while attendees raised concerns about groundwater, on site storage, and referendums for border municipalities. Further public meetings will occur as site selection progresses.

Rossburn MHWMC

Signs Erected At Town Entrance On Highway 16

Four new signs are being erected at the town entrance on the right side of No 16 Highway from the west. The project adds signs to guide travelers into town and modernizes highway approaches.

Manitoba to extend Social Allowances to all single parents

Manitoba will allow immediate access to the Social Allowance Program for single parents in need by January 1, 1990. The change removes the 90 day separation requirement and expands benefits beyond municipal aid, with about 9,700 current recipients and 1,000 new expected enrollments. An extra $2 million is added to the Social Allowances budget for the increased caseload.

Manitoba Charlotte Oleson Oleson Sleson Beginn Ing Women’s Initiative Consulting Committee Women’s Initiative Proram

Manitoba Hydro Savings Bonds a Resounding Success

Finance Minister Clayton Manness praised Manitoba Hydro Savings Bonds as a fiscal display of provincial pride. By June 7 over 33 000 Manitobans bought bonds totaling just over 300 million dollars, six times the target and boosting local economy through commissions and fees.

Manitoba Hydro Clayton Manness Manitoba Manness

Prairie Governors and Premiers Meet for Peace and Friendship

Manitoba Premier Gary Filmon and Saskatchewan Premier Grant Devine join Minnesota Governor Rudy Perpich and North Dakota Governor George Sinner for a June 29 gathering in Pembina to discuss mutual U S Canada issues. The event marks the first annual US Canada Days of Peace and Friendship with regional welcomes in Hallock and Pembina.

U.s-Canada Gary Filmon Manitoba Grant Devine Saskatchewan Rudy Perpich Minnesota George Sinner North Dakota Pembina Canada

Ottawa cuts tourism funding sparks Manitoba concern

Ottawa will not renew the 30 million tourism and regional development agreements with Manitoba, leaving operators worried as the program expires next March. The money funded facility upgrades and marketing campaigns, with 15 million from each side.

Ottawa Manitoba Tom Hockin Jim Ernst Roeland

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Fenton University of Michigan Simon Fraser University Sir George Williams University Manitoba Recycling Council Social Planning Coun Prairie Roblin EMO Illsburg Shell River Tom Bowley Shoal Lake Birtle Jamber OF Commerce Bureau Swan River Chamber of Com Merce Chamber of Commerce Swan River Star and Times Stan Anderson
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