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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 17, 2002

Page

7

Ontario Wheat Board ends monopoly and exports direct

Ontario Farmers applaud the OWB shift from monopoly to buyer and seller of Ontario wheat, allowing direct market sales to the United States. The move signals increased investment, rising production, and new milling ventures while prompting western CWB elections to consider similar vision for reform. Ken Dillon of the Prairie Centre Policy Institute attends the event and notes the historic change.

Canadian Wheat Board United States Ontario the Ontario Wheat Board OWB Prairie Centre Policy Institute Ken Dillon Andrew McMechan Manitoba Saskatchewan Andy Ontario Wheat Board West Ken Dien The Prairie Centre

Town pride and health care show through in Russell

A local writer extols Russell's amenities from shopping to walleye fishing, then highlights exceptional walk in clinic service. The piece praises five doctors, Telehealth hospital services, and a forthcoming dialysis unit while stressing the fragile funding climate for rural health care and the pending review of the walk in clinic by Assiniboine RHA.

Kerry Robinson Drs Rosnoski Witzke Manitoba Russell Assinboine Rha

Bouquet of roses for Memory Garden

A letter to the editor from Winnipeg thanks Memory Garden in Fox Warren MB for a recent visit and lauds a local community project. The writer credits D Dunn and others for turning a shared idea into a successful local tribute space.

Foxwarren D. Dunn Winnipeg Robinson Peace Riv

History in Our Backyard Highlights Local Heritage Efforts

The Lloydminster Meridian Booster chronicles revival of Shiloh church and a commemorative memorial. African American pioneers and neighbors unite to restore history, identifying 39 of 48 cemetery burials. Fort Walsh and regional sites gain historic status as Battleford area links join international trails. Restoration costs loom at $70,000 with 2005 goals.

Stephen Leacock Manitoba Canada Alberta Saskatchewan Confederation Lloydminster Meridian Shiloh Schwartz Altona Angela Hewitt Japan Hong Kong France Yugoslavia Switzerland NWMP Fort Walsh Maple Creek

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