SpacePort Canada signs deal with Russians for Churchill launch site
SpacePort Canada advances toward a $300 million satellite program after Ottawa and Moscow sign an official pact enabling a Russian commercial firm to launch rockets from Churchill Manitoba. Airjust Aerospace Inc led by Siobhan Mullen drives the project with support from Premier Gary Filmon and Winnipeg figures.
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Manitoba
Siobhan Mullen
Airsust Aerospace Incorporation
Winnipeg
SpacePort Canada
Wallace
Ottawa
George T. Richardson
Richardson
Airjust ‘Aerospace Inc
Mullen
Gary Filmon
Akjuut
Akjutt
Akjuit
Andriy V. Zhalko-Tytarekno
Soviet Union
International Launch Systems
Russia
Ms. Mullen
Spaceport
Canada
Filmon
Jim Downey
Bristol Aerospace Industries
Rolls-Royce
Britain
Bristol
Airjust
Canadian National Railway
Bay Line
Pas
Two Pischke brothers book on survival and abuse
The Interlake Spectator feature by Karen Emilson becomes a 400 page literary nonfiction chronicling David and Dennis Pischke’s brutal childhood in a Manitoba farming community during the 1950s and 60s. The book, Where Children Run, is urged as a Christmas gift to provoke thought about provincial history and ongoing child abuse, with readers sharing similar stories.
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Karen Emilson
Interlake Spectator
Manitoba Community Newspapers’ Association
Karen
Nordheim Books
Asher
Moosehorn
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