Halloween Night Doors Close At 8 Pm In Cen 218port
A compiled police log recalls a series of incidents in Cen 218port and nearby areas. Entries include concerns about imprudent driving, a no action noisy party, a youth punched in an altercation, a Driving Over .08 charge against Gordon Dennis Harvey, a suspicious person near Mr Scoop and Alliance Church, a GPS emergency button activation, thefts of sprayer parts and clothing, stolen vehicles later recovered, a minor Main Street fender bender, car keys stolen from a Russell residence, and a Run for Cancer fundraiser with winners named.
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Getting Tough With Terrorists Legislation in Commons
Highlights of proposed anti terrorism measures introduced in the House of Commons. The bill seeks expanded powers for security agencies, stricter controls on suspected extremists, and new penalties for support networks. Debate highlights focus on balance between security and civil liberties.
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MTS High Speed Internet Nears Russell Downtown
MTS will launch high speed service on November 3 within a three kilometre radius of the MTS building in Russell. The system uses a digital subscriber line allowing internet use on the same phone line with no busy signals and supports fast download and upload, video and music streaming, and simultaneous talking on the phone.
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Equipment theft prompts public tip line appeal
Police seek help from the public for the theft of farm equipment valued at about 10000 dollars. RCMP suspect the crime occurred between April 1 and September 21 2001. Contact Prairie Mountain Detachment Manitoba Crimestoppers at 1 800 782 8477 with any information.
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Manitoba legislature opens November 13 with throne speech
The 37th Manitoba legislature begins its third session November 13 with the throne speech. Premier Gary Doer vows health care, education, and community improvements and notes new security legislation. The 57-seat body includes 32 NDP, 24 PCs, and one Liberal. assembly adjourned since July 6.
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