Russell candidates outline four year vision for town growth
Bob Schmidt and Merrill Kiliwnik describe future Russell as a growing, safe hub with highway access and heritage focus. Schmidt emphasizes economic development, housing incentives, and keeping new school division offices. Kiliwnik envisions expanded medical care, senior housing, a Heritage and Arts centre, a park, recycling gains, and a Tourism driven town with industrial park beginnings.
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Russell
Yorkton
Minnedosa
Yellowhead
Bloom
Merrill Kiliwnik
Binscarth Candidates Focus On Four Year Plan
Incumbents and newcomers in Binscarth outline key issues for the next four years. Proposals include boosting economic growth and tourism, pressuring provincial authorities to upgrade Highway 16, attracting residents and business, preserving services with limited funds, fair taxation, environmental safeguards, and regional cooperation with Russell and area municipalities.
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Russell
Shoal Lake
Peggy Bradshaw
Binscarth
Progess
RM Council
Russell RM Reeve candidate urges accountability and growth
Robert Muir pledges to hold Bradshaw and Muir accountable for decisions and fiscal responsibility. He calls for open dialogue and school division input on major moves, highway advocacy, and a high quality road system while promoting economic development and cooperation with nearby municipalities. He highlights past progress under Reeve Wayne Collins and aims to maintain identity and improve health and recreation services.
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Hwy. 16
RM of
Russell
Wayne Collins
Councl
Robert Muir
Pelly Trail Economic Development Corp. Group
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Bob Schmidt
Manitoba
Knights of Columbus
Peace Park
Dave Keating
Ken Burnett
Bill Paradine
Lyle Aaron
Bohn
Winnipeg
Gerald Shymko
Vic Cozen
Trent Ciprick
Council
Brent Burton
Quebec
Guy Hemmings
Bradshaw and
Muir
Cerns
Regional Health Authority
Russell and District Health Centre