Russell Considers Local Information Highway Link
A Chamber of Commerce meeting chaired by Annette Dreilich discussed the Electronic Highway concept and its potential for Russell. Bob Grodzik highlighted blurred tech boundaries and new services, while privacy concerns surfaced from a Gallup Canada survey. Attendees will vote on whether to pursue a formal proposal for an Information Highway link in Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Nassun
Bob Grodzik
Manitoba Rural Development Office
Chamber of Commerce
Annette Dreilich
Grodzik
Gallup Canada Inc
Thomas Healey
Andersen
Electronic Highway Division
Dreilich
Russell
Youth Job Centre Opens in Russell Manitoba
Jill Montgomery, new office manager for the Manitoba Youth Job Centre, announces MYJC sponsorship by Manitoba Government and Russell and District Chamber of Commerce. Registrations have started at Russell and Rossburn with other area schools contacted for registration and presentation periods at 135 Pelly Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jill Mongomery
Manitoba Youth Job Centre
Manitoba Government
Russell and District Chamber of Commerce
Russell
Rossburn
Pelly Avenue
Russell Town
RCMP respond to numerous complaints in Inglis district
Reports show April 29 noise at Davidson Trailer Court quieted after police advised residents to lower volume. A California resident sustained minor injuries in a single vehicle rollover on Highway 83 April 30. Vandalism damaged a paint job near Major Pratt School on May 1. Two Inglis grain elevator sheds were broken into May 2 but thieves left empty handed after finding no chemicals. A St Lazare woman was hospitalized after a tractor collision near Binscarth and the tractor operator was charged with failing to signal. A Russell resident reported youths obstructing traffic May 6 but officers could not locate them.
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Davidson Trailer Court
California
RCMP
Highway 83
Inglis Valley
Major Pratt School
Inglis
St. Lazare
Binscarth
Russell
Bruce Perry
Centra Gas refunds expected after rate miscalculation
Centra Gas Manitoba reports its February and March charges were overstated and will refund about 2.50 to the average residential customer with interest. Refunds should begin within two weeks and appear on next month’s bills. Public Utilities Board notes prices higher than charged.
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Centracustome Y
Centra Gas Manitoba Inc
Public Utilities Board of Manitoba
Otto Lang
Centra Gas
Public Utilities Board
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Jill Montgomery
MYJC
John Manley
Canada
Mr. Manley
Manley