Major Pratt High sees largest grade nine class in years
Principal Tote notes 82 ninth graders, biggest class in memory, with 570 total students at Major Pratt. Growth driven by Waywayseecappa First Nation influx, adding half a teacher. New offerings include drama, grade nine art, Native Studies, K-6 music, and DARE. Visions 37 funds upgraded bleachers and gym sound system. Meet the Teacher night planned for Sept 20.
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Visions 37
Pelly Trail
Pratt
Totte
Waywayseecappa First Nation
Tote
Tanet Isaac
St. Brianne Chanel
RCMP
DARE
Surge of area crime prompts public help appeal
A four day crime wave in Angusville and Binscarth area has RCMP seeking public assistance. Incidents include theft of gas, break and enter at service garages, vehicle thefts, vandalism to Hi Way Garage, vandalism in Binscarth, theft at Recreation Centre on Gambler First Nation, and a break and enter at R.D. Wrecking. Police urge anyone with information to contact Cst. Raquel Ancre at 859-2057.
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Angusville
Binscarth
Prairie Mountain Detachment
RCMP
Hi Way
Highway 16
Russell
Gambler
R.D
Rossbum
Cst
Raquel Ancre
Police Report details petty vandalism and incidents in Russell
A string of incidents around Russell includes intoxicated detentions at hospital, a two vehicle collision on Hwy 16 with no injuries, theft of three lawn toad stools, vandalism at Russell Leisure Centre and Millennium Park, a broken window from a firecracker incident on Main Street, an attempted bike theft by a young Indigenous girl near Pelly Avenue with two bikes found, and a single vehicle collision near the cemetery road after an Edmonton driver struck a bear. Authorities seek witnesses and missing items.
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Pelly Avenue
Twin Valley Coop
Edmonton
Cemetery Road
STEP Seatbelt Enforcement Campaign Targets Prairie Mountain RCMP
Prairie Mountain RCMP launches the STEP campaign September 10 to 19 targeting Russell Roblin Rossburn and surrounding areas. Officers emphasize wearing both lap and shoulder belts and focus on unrestrained children and improper child restraints. A zero tolerance policy will apply with a $230 fine plus two demerits under the Manitoba Highway Traffic Act.
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Prairie Mountain Rcmp
Russell
Robi Rossburn
RCM
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