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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 07, 1995

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Drainage plan debated by Assiniboine advisory board

Joan Eliasson reports on the Assiniboine Management Advisory Board formed by the Department of Natural Resources to craft a water management strategy. A Russell public meeting gathered stakeholder concerns as the board weighs sustainable development, future needs, and river health for Brandon, Portage la Prairie, Winnipeg, and surrounding communities along the Assiniboine River.

Joan Eliasson Department of Natural Resources Assiniboine River Assiniboine Dnr Russell D.N.R Brandon Portage la Prairie Portage Winnipeg Shellmouth Langenburg East Board RM of Alvin Zimmer Zimmer Saskatchewan R.M Assiniboine River Management Advisory Board Langenbure

Church Coffee in Shellmouth wins flavor of rural Manitoba

The Church Coffee in Shellmouth owned by Margaret and Martin Neuhofer won best flavor at Rural Forum Brandon's "taste of Manitoba" event. Their Hazelnut-Chocolate Torte topped 22 booths, praising Austrian menu roots and local community service at the former Dropmore Church. The report also covers RM Shellmouth drainage debates tied to Langenburg East and flood concerns.

Shellmouth Manitoba Church Coffee Margaret Martin Neuhofer Forum Brandon Dropmore Neuhofers Assiniboine Russell Zimmer Langenberg East

Manitoba Legislature to Reconvene March 9 Budget to be Introduced

Premier Gary Filmon announced the sixth session of Manitoba’s 35th legislature will reconvene on March 9 1995. The budget will be introduced by Finance Minister Eric Stevenson. House sits show PCs 29 NDP 20 Liberals 6 with two vacancies. Minimum wage plan increases to 5.40 by 1996 after public consultations. Also: Dauphin Rural Municipality approves a 4000 head hog finishing operation near Sifton, with final vote by Reeve Ernie Bayduza after a 3-3 split.

Gary Filmon Manitoba Eric Stevenson Progressive Conservatives New Democrats Liberals Labor Darren Praznik Minmum Wage Board Jack MeJannet Dauphin Herata Dauphin Sifton Glen Chychota Ernie Bayduza

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