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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 22, 2002

Page

3

Mail delivery continues after truck fire outside post office

Rob Deverne delivering between Brandon and Shellmouth saw his truck fire outside Shoal Lake post office at 6 15 am on Sept 26. Firefighters put out the blaze in twenty minutes and mail was distributed from the back of the burning truck. The driver credited neighbors and 911 for helping locate him and noted a second truck was sent to complete the route, keeping service only an hour late.

Rob Deverne Brandon Shellmouth Shoal Lake Dverne Kostecki Trucking of Rossburn

Auditor General blasts Manitoba loan program

Auditor General Jon Singleton faults the Manitoba Student Financial Assistance Program for 1998 99 loan payouts without proper verification. The report says the program frequently provided more money than borrowers were entitled to due to lack of checks and safeguards.

Manitoba Provinces Jon Singleton Singleton Manitoba Student Loan Service Bureau

Mark urges respect for park wardens in Parliament

In a throne speech reply MP Inky Mark questions the role and status of Canada's national park wardens. He cites a labour board ruling in wardens’ favor and argues wardens are being downgraded to paper pushers while delays by RCMP allow illegal activity to persist in parks. He calls for respect and restoration of wardens as peace officers.

Mark Inky Mark Canada Heritage Lee Labour Board

Saskatchewan to reopen hog farm relief amid price slump

Saskatchewan government plans a short term hog producers loan package similar to the 1998 program as pork prices fell last August. Ag Minister Clay Serby said loans offered in 1998-99 totaled 11.4 million to 221 hog farmers, with up to 40 per market hog and 10 per weanling. 122 accounts worth 1.4 million remained outstanding as of March. The NFU urged targeting large corporate producers and packers for aid and restoring single desk selling to stabilize the industry.

Saskatchewan Clay Serby Saskatchewan Ag National Farmers Union Serby Big Sky NFU

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