Throne Speech Signals Narrow Path Through Slowing Economy
The throne speech maintains the status quo with tight rules on birth certificates and ID, mandatory security guard training, and new rules for aerial spraying and hazardous materials. It outlines anti gang measures, photo radar near schools and work sites, tax cuts, expanded e government, and hydro and power plans. Observers say the plan offers cautious steps with few substantive moves before the next election.
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Peter Liba
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Police Reports Court Moves to Community Hall
Police log from Russell area covers November incidents including an unwanted guest arrest, a Highway 16 rollover with injuries treated and released, mischief at a school bus, and a recovered vehicle loan incident. Provincial Judges Court sessions shift to Russell and District Community Centre for space with one sitting at Masonic Hall. A missing child was located with no charges.
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Questioning $10 Million Savings in School Merger Plan
Derkach questions the minister’s $10 million savings claim amid rapid merger logistics. He cites a $1 million expenditure by Prairie Spirit Division and warns total costs could reach about $20 million with 17 mergers. He calls for concrete plans, local control, and a clear plan to reinvest savings in classrooms.
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