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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 16, 2001
Page
1
The iGuide reports unanimous approval Monday of a 150000 dollar project to replace the watering system at Killarney Lakeside Golf Course. The 40 year old system on the original nine holes will be modernized this fall as part of efforts to elevate the course among southwestern Manitoba’s finest.
Manitoba Premier Gary Doer announced an all party security task force on Oct 5 to unify political leaders in the wake of the Sept 11 attacks. Co chaired by Gord Mackintosh and Steve Ashton, the panel includes Stuart Murray Jon Gerrard Jean Friessen and Scott Smith to coordinate emergency measures and protect critical infrastructure. A terrorist tips hotline has begun receiving Manitobans reports with three hundred calls by Tuesday night.
The town marks twenty nine years since the Beef and Barley festival began with Art Kinney honored as the town mascot. Kinney, a former mayor from 1975 to 1980, was a founding member of the Russell Chamber of Commerce and noted for his progressivism and commitment to the area.
The NDP aims to phase out the education support levy ESL and school taxes, seeking new revenue sources to cover a roughly 600 million gap. Proposals include modest sales tax increases and blended tax hikes, with officials noting political risk and reliance on general revenue and income taxes.
The Prairie Grain Roads Program approves 25 projects to replace rail losses and ease grain road wear. A $10.9 million five year plan funds upgrades across Western Canada with Manitoba receiving $32.8 million and Shellmouth Bouton earmarked $100 000 for a ten kilometre stretch near Inglis. Work to be completed by end of 2005.
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