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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 23, 2001

Page

7

Residents have a say in hog barn planning

A reader urges Manitoba Park and Premium Park to respect municipal democracy over a proposed farrowing operation near Riding Mountain National Park. The writer cites air water and land concerns and asks Michael Wilson to confirm whether Premium Park would withdraw if a majority petition from landowners opposed the project.

Inglis Shellmouth-Boulton Riding Mountain National Park Peter Mah Manitoba Park Premium Park

Manitoba NDP plan to abolish school tax link faces fiscal risk

A reader critiques the Manitoba NDP pledge to remove the education support levy from property taxes before the next election. The piece questions funding sources, cites the need for $200 million in new revenue, and warns the move could raise overall taxes or harm economic growth. It argues the plan ignores the broader fiscal picture and may pressure a reelection schedule.

NDP Doer Mr. Chretien Finance Drew Caldwell Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce Manitoba

Promises versus truths about Heartland hog barns

A reader recounts involvement with Heartland Livestock's 2500 sow barn project in 1996. Once supporting land sale and site selection, the writer notes expectations of low odour from straw-covered lagoons. In practice, lagoons stir up odor when agitated in fall, wind direction worsens smells, and management changed plans to avoid straw covering.

Farrow Heartland Livestock Heartland

North is a compass joke in small town life

In Grenfell residents jest that Trudy Bosch cannot find north after moving to a rural town. The Maple Creek Advance Times highlights Peggy Ford delivering a letter to Ottawa for drought relief and Ralph Becker, the Flying Electrician, marketing rapid service from near Middle Lake. Crossfield bans train whistles, sparking liability talk for banks. Jim Nesbitt recalls pies fading from windows to counters.

Joe Rawluk Jr Joe Manitoba Trudy Bosch Grenfell the Sun Boonies Trudy North Pole Star Maple Creek Peggy Ford Messenger Deluxe Peggy Ottawa Minister of Agriculture Ralph Becker Ralph Humboldt Journal Middle Lake Saskatchewan Crossfield Five-Village

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