Metis Women Leader Shifts Focus to Gender Equality
The Metis national leader describes gender discrimination as a core barrier across governments and aboriginal leadership. She notes women face exclusion from policy tables, with progress on literacy violence AIDS and poverty work advancing but many doors remain closed.
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Genaille
National
Metis Womens
No. Criminal seeker Morrisseau sought for forged cheque
Beverly Morrisseau, 36, is wanted after attempting to deposit a forged $1900 cheque at a Slave Lake Alberta ATM on February 16 1993. The victim from Kenton Manitoba says the cheque was not issued to Morrisseau and the bank declined it. Morrisseau evaded service, warrant issued August 5 1993 in Russell Provincial Court. Russell Banner will publish photos and notes on fugitives. tips to Russell detachment 773-2105 or Manitoba Crimestoppers 1-800-782-TIPS.
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Russell
Kenton
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Morrisseau
Russell Banner
Guy Lagimodiere
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Making Halloween Safe In Russell And St Lazare
Local optometrist Dr. Jane Thrall provided reflective stickers to kindergarten through grade four students in Russell and St Lazare to boost visibility. Reflective ribbon is sold at town hardware stores for those unable to obtain stickers, and parents are encouraged to light up costumes with reflective gear or battery operated lights. The RCMP urge doors to trick or treaters be kept closed by 9 pm to enhance safety and enjoyment.
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Russell
Jane Thrall
St. Lazare
RCMP
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