Concerned Citizens group denied funding
The RCCI, active since 1984 in Russell, Manitoba, faces a funding denial for a Health Service Development Fund grant after a $11,000 Lottery grant last year. The group plans an appeal and seeks other grants while funds run low, relying on three months of rental support from Senior Services of Banner County and volunteer operations to keep the office open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saevesmarars
Concerned Citizens
Russell Concerned Citizens Inc
Manitoba Community Service Council
Lenore Fenton
RCI
RCCI
Earl Smith
Banner County
RCCT
Smith
Riding Mountain Park townsite upgrades awarded contract
Dauphin Swan River MP Brian White on behalf of Environment Minister Lucien Bouchard announced Maple Leaf Construction Ltd of Winnipeg won a 565000 contract to upgrade Wasagaming streets and utilities in Riding Mountain National Park. Phase III of a five year 7 million recapitalization includes water mains storm sewers grading paving and sidewalks. Construction starts later this month benefiting Canadians and international visitors. The park established in 1990 draws about 850000 visitors annually.
Manitoba farmers get seven percent loan relief program
The Manitoba government unveils the Manitoba Interest Rate Assistance Program, cutting operating loan interest by seven percent for the 1980 crop year. Up to 23.9 million will be offset through financial institutions, aiding loans up to 40 dollars per declared acre for June 1 to January 31, 1981. Applications due June 30, 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Manitoba
Glen Findlay
Findlay
Caisses Populaires
Caisses
Farmers to benefit from seven percent loan write down
Derkach said farmers facing rising rates will get seven per cent off existing operating loan interest, an agreement with banks and credit unions making it a farmer banker arrangement. About 75-85 percent of farmers may participate, with forms available via lending institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derkach
Parkland West Economic Development notes shifting regional growth
A report cites Russell growth at 51.7 percent from 1851 to 1985 while Parkland RM communities decline 47.1 percent on average due to rural to urban migration. The Parkland West committee, funded by Manitoba, coordinates development efforts for western Parkland municipalities and tracks program costs. The report aids the Steer ing Committee in assessing area strengths and weaknesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Parkland
Parkland West
West Parkland
Province of
Manitoba
Parkland Western
Potash Corp winners named for safety trophy
Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan won the John T. Ryan Award for Safety Excellence as Allan and Rocanville divisions earned top honors among Canadian mines at the CIM meeting in Ottawa on May 8 1990. Allan marked its first win while Rocanville claimed a repeat trophy. both divisions logged a year with no lost time accidents and PCS described as a safety leader with a 1 injury per 38 000 hours record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John +r
Allan
Rocanville
Ottawa
PCS
Saskatchewan
C.E. Childers
Allan and Rocanville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Concerned Citizens Group
Binscorth
ACCT
Drugs and Awarness Group
Committee of Wife Abuse
Single Parent Support
Neighborhood Watch
Black Part
Hating Oat the
Adul Children of Alcoholics Support Group
Russell Committee Against Family Violence
Shelter
Riding Mountain National Park
White
Populaires
Canadian Wheat Board
Manitoba Agriculture Offices
Len Derkach
Lloyd Suru
Kelly Haas
Nick Asmundson
Dale Jackson
Potash Corporation
John J.laffin
C.I.M
John Gordon
John T. Ryan
Dservices
Canada
Revenue Canada
Ue Canada
Hevenu Canada
Bovanes
Accs
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