03 Jul 2001
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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 03, 2001
Page
1
A Briar area report notes several improvised bear traps set by unknown resource carriers near Beresford. The incident involves wildlife disturbance and potential danger to inhabitants. Further details on motives and perpetrators were not available.
Manitoba's Lieutenant Governor Peter Liba and wife Shirley toured St. Claude Notre Dame Somerset and St. Leon as part of a Francophone Community Tour. They visited schools museums civic offices friendship clubs manors libraries churches and the St. Leon Co-op during the tour.
Irvin Goodon launches an International Wildlife Museum in Boissevain within a 4,000 square foot building. The display highlights Goodon’s Metis heritage and features painted wildlife murals alongside the animals.
Miami elementary students joined by Morden Museum curator Mike Waddell for an archaeological dig northwest of Morden. The group did not locate dinosaurs but uncovered small finds such as fossilized fish scales.
Reston Health Centre marked its 50th anniversary with a large crowd attending. Former staff and local residents joined in reminiscing about the centre’s history and impact.
Manitoba's Passion Play "The Carpenter" is nearly ready for summer performances. More than half of last year's cast will reprise roles for the second year. The 2001 show dates run July 12 13 14 15 and 19 20 21 22.
Manitoba will extend the Graduated Driver Licence program to motorcyclists with a learner stage of nine months, zero blood alcohol, night restrictions, and mandatory training. The plan introduces three stages learner intermediate full with specific tests, license holds, and safety rules, aiming to reduce novice-driver crashes.
Manitoba Consumers Minister Scott Smith urges caution with travel deals and online offers. He advises checking recommendations, BBB complaints, and all package details writing, avoiding hidden costs, and reviewing insurance options. He notes protections under the Consumer Protection Act and online purchases.
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