June 27, 2008


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Friday, June 20, 2008
NEWS
Gimli Relay for Life attracts hundreds
Paul Gross heading ‘due north’ to Gimli film fest
Vandals, scofflaw ATVers wreaking havoc at Beach
Riverton Ambulance still negotiating
Fire service still in limbo for Grindstone and Hecla
Tar sands moratorium pitched by Barlow
Cruisin’ for Christian
Actor takes ‘bald’ step to combat cancer
Developer makes pitch for greywater fields
Building setback requirements must be adhered to
Beach recycling depot becomes dumping ground
Street oiling eco-unfriendly: petitioners
Maple one-way leads to two-way battle
Tornado watch and rain dampen highway ceremony
Cronshaws honour mother with library gift
Arborg Collegiate opens door to multiculturalism
Woolley puts the pressure on
Lundar Fair rated a huge success
EDITORIAL
Cancer got beaten down this day
LETTERS
Eichler hopes NDP comes to its senses
‘Renew an old man’s faith’
Flat tax would eliminate the math
Friday, June 13, 2008
LETTERS
$126.1-million surrender cash can make all the difference
Other football players out there
Gimli pharmacies need to talk to hospital about Sunday hours
Summer ice could take the heat off
EDITORIAL
Mayors, reeves meet in-camera to discuss lake
NEWS
Brigade comes ashore
Lake committee news to Selkirk council
CWRA conference opens in Gimli Tuesday
New inter-agency deal would expand economic opportunity
Gimli High awards night spotlights student achievement
Young entrepreneur shares recipe for career satisfaction
Nursing shortage solution may loom
Home businesses often fly under radar
Shoestring opens curtain for summer theatre season
Paintings by Soren Tergesen shared with public
Housing boom continues to echo
Addict cracks her cocaine habit
Woroniuk disputes hunting ban in new physical education curriculum
Lunar awards to be presented Saturday
Riverton kids perform for Variety
Armstrong flush with railway cash
Youngsters get a free ticket to fun in Moosehorn
Fraserwood Hall hosts cancer charity dance; event raises more than $6,000
Friday, June 6, 2008
COLUMNS
Biofuels myths fuel debate
LETTERS
Band concert offers a way to peace
Peguis settlement curse or blessing?
Ol’Roy down on dumps spending
Gas prices and fiat currency; go figure
NEWS
Wellness an abiding theme in new development
Paleontological CSI
Biofuels not cause of global food crisis: Bezan
Slow going through highway construction
Interlake musician releases first CD
Parks and wilderness society launches green cottager guide
Catch the seventh WAVE
Tragic tale inspires student actors
Seniors waiting for homes fill health centre
Standing committee fishing for answers
Beach’s Kelner heads hotel association
Holodomor bill receives Royal Assent
Fisher River disappointed in small park reserve proposed
Troops must continue taking it to insurgents: Bezan
Rebuilt VW turns heads
Hoping for a road less travelled
Spray park work moving along
Lower Fort Garry open for business
Juried art show attracts hundreds
Young entrepreneurs target beach crowd
Keeping it local
SPORTS
Broken ankle sidelines Gimli player from national championship
Gimli golfer ends drought with third ace

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