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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 16, 2000

Page

3

Police Report Thief scales elevator

Police logs detail multiple incidents from May 4 to May 11 in St Lazare Russell and area. Include two vehicle crash no injuries an aircraft related issue a cruelty to animals case intoxicated lodging a suspect vehicle unlicensed driver and a top of elevator fire extinguisher theft with ongoing investigations.

Terrie Welwoo St. Lazare Second Avenue Binscarth RCMP Transport Canada Veterinary Clinic Russell Roblin Ject

Tories push bill to study gambling impact on First Nation casinos

Opposition Tories revive the Lotteries Accountability Act to require province wide hearings before licencing First Nation casinos. The plan targets Doer and argues for transparency in the casino selection process amid fast tracked proposals and community consultation concerns.

NDP Doer Tory Lotteries Jack Reimer

Long shakes up Ottawa as Long joins leadership fray

Ottawa scene shifts as Tom Long joins the Canadian Alliance bidding to lead an alternative to the Liberals. Backing comes from notable Liberals Doug Young and other funders while Young says Long backs productivity, brain drain reduction and debt cuts. Long remains a Liberal in loyalty but will contribute to the campaign.

Canadian Alliance Tom Long Notust Long Jean Chretien Liberals Ottawa Summa Strategies Ontario Mike Harris Young Canada Chretien

Mentuck to Face Open Court in Third Trial

Mentuck, 23, accused of killing Amanda Cook in 1996, will face a judge alone in Brandon on September 11 after two prior trials ended without a jury. Crown and defence agreed to a nonjury trial due to repeated media attention and logistical concerns. Despite efforts to lift a publication ban, proceedings remain open to the public and press with limited media coverage.

Clayton George Mentuck Amanda Cook Brandon Mentuck Supreme Court RCMP Tim Killeen Pas Thompson Rossburn Winnipeg Free Press Killeen Brandon Sun

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