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WRITE A LETTER, PAY A VISIT

Posted on: October 26, 2015  |  

 

Following are two letters sent by concerned Whiteshell cottagers to the Minister of Conservation.

Demonstrate your strenuous opposition to the government’s “New Parks Strategy” scheme.  We urge you all to get engaged in the political process by communicating directly with your own MLA and the caucuses of the political parties.  Write letters, pay visits, get on social media and generally speaking MAKE NOISE!

 

Walter Hill Letter to Minister of Conservation

Randy Scott, Joanne Keeping Letter to Minister Of Conservation

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LOST DOG"We are missing our dog from our home- we have 2 they are always together but 1 randomly disappeared- her name is Foxy, she's just over 2yrs old , has all shots- rabies etc no microchip. We live off Zamec rd in Hadashville mb hwy 11 close to hwy 1. 204-869-3236- Michelle" ... See MoreSee Less

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Question from a Cottager – “Does anybody know if there is a notary in the south Whiteshell?” ... See MoreSee Less

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Caddy Air Field – Manitoba Historical SocietyDuring the Great Depression of the 1930s, the Canadian federal government employed able-bodied, unemployed men to build public infrastructure. In return for their labour, each man was provided with food, shelter, and 20 cents per day. In Manitoba, three construction gangs worked in the Whiteshell Forest Reserve (today’s Whiteshell Provincial Park) to build roads to enable the development of tourism in this part of the province. Between Fall 1933 and Spring 1934, one hundred men from the Caddy Lake Relief Camp, under the supervision of Col. Logie Armstrong from the Department of National Defense, built an emergency airfield at this site about 1.5 miles west of the Ontario border. ... See MoreSee Less

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Good morning, we found a small water craft (paddle boat) adrift in Big Whiteshell Lake. It was found floating in the middle of the lake no where near a cabin. I was wondering if you could post something for me? If they can identify what it is then we will know it is going to the rightful owner. They can message me to identify what it is and for pick up information. Or call me at 1 (204) 348-3294. ... See MoreSee Less

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