Canada Post forecasts return to profitability in 1992-93
Canada Post reports a 1991-92 net loss of 128 million despite a 3.8 billion revenue from postal operations up 1.7 percent. A 14 million net profit was posted in 1990-91 as mail volume rose to a record 10 billion pieces. Auditors noted 98 percent on time delivery in Q4, with productivity gains from processing and investment in equipment and systems. Donald Lander cited nearly 2 billion invested in the last five years to boost service and efficiency. John Davnes said the loss won’t affect weekly mailing charges.
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Canada Post Corporation
Canada Post
House of ‘Commons
Earnst and Young
Donald Lander
John Davnes
Russell Chamber of Commerce June 24 1992 Meeting Report
Large turnout of 45 members and guests at the Russell Chamber of Commerce meeting. Minutes from May approved. financial statement shows 2187.83 dollars. Various correspondences announced including Heritage Canada training, Park Valley Ventures open house, Small Business Week, and Manitoba Chamber letters. Committee reports discussed promotion for street project and upcoming meetings. Mental Health Decentralization program planned with possible fall 1992 implementation. Yellowhead Highway update provided by past president.
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Myra Kilkenny
Brian Maunula
Russell Chamber of Commerce
Vern Rosnoski
Chris Haywood
Spencer Reavies
Gene Sochnski
Asessippi Inn
Jane Wishira
San
Harley Hudson
Cox's
Lorraine Brown
Macleods
Dave Keating
Denis Deschamps
Nasewich
Wayne Heide
Heritage Canada
Park Valley Ventures
Grandview
Federal Business Development Bank
Manitoba ‘Chamber of Commerce
Canadian Chamber
Manitoba
Executive Council
Vince Edwards
Dale Brown
Yellowhead Highway
Community notes from Jasper convention with Manitoba focus
Report outlines Manitoba delegates and plans to press for upgrades to the Manitoba section. The Chamber contacted the Manitoba Chamber of Commerce for support. Beet and Barley promotion is at the printers for July 1 release. Fundraising efforts include raffle tickets for a recreation vehicle and a looming 20th festival. Community Employment reports忙. Kathy notes 150 registrations and 192 Hire-a-Student Week plans. Rod Nasewich 소개 Park Valley Ventures Inc with a June 29 grand opening, a Business Development Centre, and ties to Community Futures and Canada Immigration.
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Jasper
Manitoba
Jim
Manitoba Chamber of Commerce
Dale Brown
Marcia Rowat
Kathy
Rod Nasewich
Park Valley Ventures Inc
Hhe
Community Futures
The
Canada Immigration and Employment
Complaints to RCMP Reported Across June Days
On June 14 at 8 p.m. an injury motor vehicle accident occurred about 2 miles north of Russell. A Dauphin resident and two passengers were taken to hospital, treated and released. On June 20 a disturbance complaint led police to warn an Augusta Street apartment resident about excessive noise by law.
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Russell
Dauphin
Augusta St
Major Pratt Graduates Forty Nine Students
Forty nine graduates were honored at graduation exercises held at Community Hall last Wednesday night. The valedictory was delivered by Michelle Thompson and Travis Glasman received the Governor General Award. Diplomas were handed out by Major Pratt principal Denis Boscher with awards presented by Eldon Montgomery Ed Thom and Jim Harris. A post ceremony lunch and Grand March followed and graduates headed to Safe Grad at Kingdon Farm near Binscarth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Furman
Pratt
Denis Boscher
Eldon Montgomery
Ed Thom
Jim Harris
Michelle Thompson
Travis Glasman
Governor General
Kingdon Farm
Binscarth
C.A. Institute
Lynn Spurway
Michelle Self
Inglis Lions Club
Harold Kopetsky
Kristen Holt
M.M.F
Municipal downloading sparks Western Manitoba stand
Manitoba municipalities announce they will push for a clear division of programs with the province to end cost offloading by federal and provincial governments. In Winnipeg, Harry Enns is honored with the Canadian Wildlife Federation Legislator Award for his 26 years of wildlife conservation efforts. Prairie grain and farm groups discuss a regional GRIP approach for 1988, seeking harmonization across provinces. Dauphin Pur-tone seeks a second site for two 3000 hog finishing barns after a conditional-use denial, citing a favorable local reaction and a cheese byproduct contract with Manco Foods.
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Jim Knight
Union’ of Manitoba Municipalities
UMM
Hartney
Knight
Manitoba
Harry Enns
Canadian Wildlife Federation
CWF
Winnipeg
Canada
Ennie
Enns
Barry Senft
Dauphin Herald-Pur-a-tone Corporation
Dauphin
Pure-tone
Manco Foods
Par-a-tone
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Emily Kiez
Club Cafe
Langenburg
Happy
RCMP
Kate Venne
Shannon deMontigny
Cassandra Ross
Curt Ross
Roxanne Zimmer
Binscorth Lions Club
Murray Bradshaw
Kevin Bradshaw
Debbie Cook
Sheldon Graham
Pelly Trail
Wally Fleury
Fabian Gregory
Vanguard Credit Union
Inglis
Lifford Tetzlaff
Patricia Liske
Clement's Bar “C” Ranch Limited
Jackie Clement
Melanie Good
Waywayseecappo Education ‘Authority
Sidney Longclaws
Melanie Cloud
Bernarda Johnson
United Grain Growers Local 240
Henry Snitynsky
Robert
Valleyview
M.M
Don Montgomery
James Edwards
Leanne Haywood
Jill Montgomery
Carla Thom
Binscarth Legion Chartered
Ralph Tibbatts
Sherri Lynn Douglas
Jim Burgess
Nettie Wiseman
Greg Lu
Travis Glassan
Pelly Trail School
Joan Clement
Donna Reid
Keith Bartram
Ardena Shipp
Pratt School
Christa Stanchuk
Rachelle Nerbas
Pratt Technical
Jennifer Davidson
Andrew Ross
St. Joseph's C.W.L
Ole Perreault
Shannon de Montigny
Pelly Trail Teachers’ Society
Gerry Kowal
Jill ‘Montgomery
Lynn Dalziel
Michelle ‘Thompson
Roland Laan
Travis
Meeve
Ernie Baydura
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