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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 02, 2006
Page
7
Ducks Unlimited Canada thanks its more than 8 000 volunteers across the country during National Volunteer Week April 23 29 2006. The letter highlights volunteers roles in fundraising conservation youth education and wetland restoration while praising dedication and community spirit.
A reader questions why the Harper government did not lower flags after four Canadian soldiers died in Afghanistan, arguing it disrespects those who fought for freedom and recalls Remembrance Day. He links public access to media with honoring veterans and condemns the decision as contrary to wartime sacrifice.
The Wellman Lake United Church Camp in the Duck Mountains Manitoba announces its 50th anniversary reunion planned for August 18 to 20 2006. Activities include archery canoeing hiking camp fires swimming and songs with tents trailers and sleeping bags recommended for arrivals. Meals souvenirs and advance ordering details are provided by contacts Lydia Boychuk Barry Waito and Gordon Mullin.
Readable fragment notes a Royal LePage sign in a neighborhood awaiting sale. No further details on property, date, or contact information are provided in the entry.
The three Prairie provinces Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta push immigration to fill labour gaps. Manitoba targets 3.8 percent of intake while Saskatchewan aims for 5 000 per year and Alberta about 24 000 annually. Emphasizing welcome in rural towns, the article notes economic and social benefits of newcomers.
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