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on December 09, 2014

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Who Will You Vote For on Oct 19th? Wait...That's Not the Important Question

The more important question is... Are you voting on October 19th? Inky Mark - Independent Kate Storey - Green Party Robert Sopuck - Conservative Ray Piche - Liberal Laverne Lewycky - NDP These are your choices this year. If you're answer is I don't vote I don't care I don't have time They're all evil think about this... NOT voting, NOT making a choice, NOT finding time could result in someone you really don't like being in power over decisions when you could have had a say. I've Never Voted I confess, I've never vote before. Not once in my 27 years of being allowed to vote (and really, this is a privilege!) have I ever voted. I used all the excuses above. But somewhere in my brain, it clicked this year. It's my duty and right to vote and make a choice for who I want to represent not only the area I live in, but more importantly, my country. Why Am I Voting This Year? This year, I want to at l

Skateboarding in Swan River MB

The Manitoba Cooperator, did an online piece about Kyle Machan and the skateboard park. Kyle Machan is an excellent example of what our young people can be if given the right encouragement. He's done what other people only talk about - he's brought something positive to the town. Instead of sitting around moaning about how Swan River has nothing, he created something. Read the article here. There's more to this than just a nice story though. I mean you could read it and just think, "Oh, that's nice." But really, why stop there? Why not think about what you want from Swan Valley? And how you could get it? I mean really, there are lots of people who have done that. Swan River has quite a bit actually for a small community. We have a massive Rec Centre (I'll had admit it's not perfect but it's there), a skateboard park, two gorgeous walking parks, the Metis Friendship Centre... ...what's missing? Only you, the people can say wh

Manitoban Dies in Helicopter Accident in Antartica

Davis Station, Antarctica David Wood was a 62 year old helicopter pilot who died in an accident in Antarctica. He was working for an Australian company and delivering fuel on the West Ice Shelf on Monday evening when he and another pilot landed to retrieve the equipment. Wood fell into a crevasse and the other pilot was unable to help him. The other pilot radioed for help and flew the 45 minutes back to the Davis Station to get someone to come back to help him. After about 3 hours, they were able to pull him up and fly him to Davis Station medical facility. After receiving care from the station specialist and telemedicine, Wood passed away. David Wood, who had more than 30 years experience as a pilot, was said to be respected by friends, family and colleagues. Source: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/manitoba-property-owners-homeowners-urged-to-step-up-offer-housing-to-syrian-refugees-1.3400188

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