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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 04, 2001

Page

3

Dauphin-Swan River riding president urges clear decision

Inky Mark faces pressure from Dauphin-Swan River Association president Doug McPhee to rejoin the Canadian Alliance caucus or resign as an Alliance MP. McPhee says grassroots oppose the DRC option and urge adherence to a party direction before the fall session. Mark dismisses the letter as McPhee’s personal view amid a council vote looming on dissidents’ memberships.

Terrie Welwood Doug McPhee Inky Mark Dauphin- Swan River Canadian Alliance Alliance Ruralne McPhee Mark Democratic Representative Caucus DRC Tories Inky Dauchin Alli House of Commons Calgary Brandon Sun Day Joan Tonaski- Welsh Alliance National Council McPhesai

Manitoba Sets 2 Percent Rent Increase Guideline

Affairs Minister Scott Smith announced a 2002 rent increase guideline of two percent effective January 1 2002. Rents may only rise once a year with three months notice, exempting new housing under 15 years old and several special categories. The guideline covers apartments rooms houses and duplexes with specific exemptions for high rent units and subsidized or rehabilitated housing.

Ernerslof Ang Lot Scott Smith Manitoba

MTS Rural Rate Hikes Draw Opposing Views

Manitoba Telecom Services plans gradual monthly rate increases, potentially adding six dollars over time to rural service for residents paying around twenty to twenty three dollars monthly. Critics say the move harms affordability and profits off a monopoly, while supporters argue it spurs competition and future market entry. A public hearing is set for October with a decision due in spring.

Manitoba Terrie Welwood MTS Canadian Radio and Telecommunications Commission CRTC Manitoba Telecom Services Bonnie Staple Gon Cheryl Grossi Ottawa

Grampa's rusty rock turns up as meteorite find

A rusty iron meteorite found on a Manitoba prairie lay on a Calgary contractor’s windowsill for decades before gaining national attention. Gerald Pittman, the finder, and geologists from universities note the 192 gram stone may hail from a fallen asteroid core. The rock is undergoing analysis at Lakehead University in Thunder Bay.

Gilbert Plains Herbert Wiliam Cutforth Cutforth Gerald Pittman Grampa Pittman Calgary Regina Western Ontario Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Lockwood National Post Grampa Cutforth Alan Hildebrand University of Calgary Thunder Bay Lakehead University

CA funds held back from ridings amid belt tightening

Canadian Alliance conducts unprecedented suspension of 20 percent of riding association payments to preserve cash. Mike Burns says prudent cost cutting follows a record 19 million fundraising year and forecast debt of three million by year end. Dauphin Swan River president Doug McPhee defends plan noting no immediate shortfall.

Canadian Alliance Mike Burns Canadian Alliance Fund Dauphin Swan River National Party

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