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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 02, 2001

Page

3

New Dauphin Swan River riding president named

Dave Coombs becomes riding president amid rifts over Inky Mark leaving the Canadian Alliance. Doug McPhee was removed after publicly backing criticism of Day, while Coombs says divisions are significant and calls for board resignations may follow. McPhee denies aligning with Day and cites party constitution.

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Bar Fight Leads to Charges in Rural Police Report

Police logs recount multiple incidents from September including bar altercations at Asessippi Inn and an assault case involving Sidney Ross Brandon and Pamela Shingoose of Waywayseecappo First Nation. Charges include sexual assault and aggravated assault. suspects remanded to Brandon Correctional Institute. An 18 year old Yorkton resident faced assault with a weapon over a separate Sept. incident. A purse found at Memorial and Westbourne was turned in to the Russell detachment.

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Farm Equipment Fatalities Rise on Canadian Farms

A Queen's University study shows 1990 to 1998 farm fatalities in Canada averaged 117 per year with 1,049 deaths overall. Equipment related deaths totaled 91 across the period, Manitoba accounting for about 70 percent of farm fatalities and calling for safer designs. Children injured by farm machinery made up 19 percent, with runovers and rollovers the leading causes.

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