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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Nov 20, 2007

Page

5

Peak oil scare prompts call to calm and prepare

Gwynne Dyer argues that while some warn peak oil has arrived, markets react to short term news and price spikes more than long term supply limits. He suggests a measured, international approach to cut oil use, boost efficiency, and shift to alternatives to avert disruption and faster price rises.

London New York Iraqi Kurdistan North Sea Asia Energy Watch Group US Energy Department Energy Information Administration

Vancouver airport Taser death prompts scrutiny of police action

The release of cellphone video showing RCMP Tasing a distraught man at Vancouver International Airport raises questions about security, response, and oversight. The incident involves a Polish immigrant, Robert Dziekanski, who died after the Taser and sparked debates on public footage, surveillance, and media ethics.

Vancouver RCMP Tom Hanks Frankfurt YouTube Robert Dziekanski Ed Doering

Arches brighten Russell Main Street on American tourist visit

A South Dakota writer praises Russell Main Street arches seen during autumn duck hunting trips with Grant and Gwen Tibbatts offering access to their land. The writer, visiting Russell from the United States, notes the arches add charm to the business district amid ongoing local controversy.

South Dakota Grant Gwen Tibbatts Manitoba Russell

Letter to the Editor on barley pricing controversy

A reader challenges Prime Minister Harper and CWB chair Ken Ritter over barley price claims. The letter cites Manitoba farmer Rolf Penner arguing that removing marketing choice caused the largest drop in cash barley prices in Canadian history and urges readers to watch a linked video for details.

CWB Ken Ritter Stephen Harper Ritter Manitoba Rolf Penner Canada Marketingchoice

Holiday Home Listings For Christmas Buyers

EWLISTINGS presents two homes: a five bedroom two bath with rec room and study near schools priced at 110000, and a two bedroom bungalow with a small garage and yard space at 39900. Both offer easy winter access and dewintering appeal for singles or couples.

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