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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 11, 2008
Page
5
A letter requests public notice of a possible sale of part of Russell Hospital land and its consequences. It states two letters were sent to Health Minister Theresa Oswald and mentions a circulating petition. Contact to add names is provided with a phone number.
On television teens in pink pledge to curb bullying while a video game Bully Scholarship Edition draws protests for violence and online harassment. Manitoba Teachers Society calls for a national ban or boycott. Weekend crowds fill Russell's Main Street for the provincial bantam hockey championship with regional teams and volunteers celebrated for boosting local commerce.
Maisie Rannie writes to Minister Theresa Oswald seeking her position on selling part of hospital grounds in Russell Manitoba. She notes a vested interest tied to her father in law R S Rannie who helped with the original 1959 sale to the local Hospital Board.
Nurses gathered on March 4, 2008 to discuss a potential strike and address public misinformation about their working conditions. The note to residents of Russell and surrounding areas emphasizes information needs and calls for clear communication from the union.
Outdoor enthusiasts can expect milder days and new activity as spring nears. Parks, trails, and community events preview a season of hiking, biking, and outdoor gatherings with hints of warmer temperatures on the horizon.
An analysis notes Colombia's raid on FARC in Ecuador sparks threats from Venezuela and Ecuador. Chavez and Correa tout war rhetoric while deploying troops and expelling diplomats. Yet practical limits and history suggest a full war unlikely, though aging emergency airstrips along the eastern frontier linger as a counterfactual reminder.
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