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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 14, 1999
Page
1
Neepawa council uses the new Municipal Act to threaten repairs on an eight suite building after the owner refused cleanup. CAO David Taylor says the owner had opportunity but chose not to act. A contractor will do the work, with the owner paying via next tax notice.
The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce will close its Russell Main Street branch on March 17 2000 and move all portfolios and safety deposit boxes to Dauphin. Benes Kevin Lightfoot of CIBC Public Affairs cites declining visits and continuous monitoring as reasons for the closure with customers advised on moving accounts and services.
About 100 constituents hear PC Len Derkach and NDP candidate Vince Leland field written questions at Shoal Lake Community Hall. The mid campaign debate covers health care, budgets and federal transfers with both candidates and most questions directed at policy. The entire debate will be broadcast on Access TV CH 13 this week.
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