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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 1990
Page
1
Page 6 highlights concerns over gaps in elderly medicine guidance within the education section. A local focus outlines how families manage medications amid regional policy questions and school involvement.
Russell Town Council wrote to MP Brian White seeking aid to speed up a Department of Transport hearing on CP Rail’s opposition to relocating the Main Street crossing. Langford urged an early reply, aiming to tender the project next spring after delays from CP Rail’s stance.
The Filmon government outlines a four point strategy to combat drug abuse in Manitoba schools. Education minister Len Derkach says schools will become drug free zones with severe penalties for drug trafficking or possession on school property. Mandatory drug education will be integrated into the health program across the province.
RCMP logs report a loud party on August 25 at 1:00 a.m. with warning issued and no charges. Additional incidents include theft of two flags from Inglis Post Office, a shoplifter in Russell, a driver charged with driving while prohibited, a Lac du Bonnet motorcycle crash, flower pot vandalism on Main Street, crop damage by an all terrain vehicle, tools stolen from a Russell yard by a golden lab incident, and repeated glasses vandalism at the Russell Swimming Pool with Pool Committee to review. Police continuing investigations.
Acting Chief Electoral Officer Richard Balasko confirms spending caps for candidates and registered parties. Limits hinge on revised voters lists with 677,061 names, 10 percent vote thresholds for reimbursements, CPI-based formula, and special provisions for Rupertsland and Flin Flon.
Severe weather events in Manitoba this year are near typical levels with six tornadoes and storms largely avoiding major population centers. Meteorologist James Cummine notes summer storms are hard to predict and relies on radar and public reports, while warning that small timing shifts can affect wide areas.
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