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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 03, 1998

Page

7

Where Do We Go From Here Conviction vs Preference

Kevin Avram argues that conviction defines character and national strength, unlike preference which is changeable and ethically neutral. He warns that society shifting toward preference erodes core values, affecting children and public morality, and calls for steadfast principles guiding leaders and policy.

Kevin Avram The Prairie Cene Centre For Prairie Agriculture, Inc Prairie Centre

Road drainage dispute over provincial road 478 in Russell RM

In a letter to the editor the RM of Russell highlights water tributaries converging into Silver Creek and large culverts on provincial road 478 east of Binscarth. The department of highways maintains the road and culverts, not the RM, yet flooding damaged north and east areas, including roads lost to rushing waters. The flow continues through section 11-19-28 into Binscarth Park and Pool and toward the RM of Ellice.

Russell Silver Creek Binscarth Department of Highways RM of RM of Russell RM of Ellice

No booster of big pig barns

A ratepayer near Roblin complains about a commercial pig barn planned by Bruce Wiebe. He alleges no public notice or open council discussion, cites unauthorized site activity, and claims Environment approved an earthen manure lagoon while a local building permit is needed. He urges a public hearing and democratic rights.

Bruce Wiebe Election Forum RM Council Albert Nabe Manitoba Environment Wiebe Wiebe Mill Environment Shell River

Vandals hit Thompson Ford show and Prairies wide

John Kelleher watched in shock as 30 new Ford cars were wrecked during a vandalized autumn two day car show at Thompson Arena. Insurance claims topped 250000 dollars as damaged ice boards and a Zamboni were also wrecked. The piece condemns rising vandalism across the Prairies and advocates public patrols and curfews, noting curfew debates in Devon Barrhead and Biggar. It cites youth restitution efforts and breathalyzer rules affecting school dances as signs of evolving responses.

John Kelleher Thompson Arena Kelleher Prairies Devon Barrhead Biggar Council RCMP Devon Dispatch News Virden Empire Alberta

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