Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 24, 2000, Winnipeg, Manitoba A2 Winnipeg free May 2000 digest Index local twiackpa8e pm it totals litters to the editor stocks Cias Sifneos deaths in memo rams Jumble versions Ann comics sports record entertainment movies prime time to weather a13 a14 a16 a15 65 c10 c8 c10 c13 Landers d3 d2 07 d8 c15 c16 deaths 49r husband of Eleonora Maria widow of wife of David Saidra widow of Alexander William of widower of Agnes John of Daisy widow of John Virginia widow of Charles Robert or of Frances Janice of Portage la husband of a husband of Lily William of wife of Walter in Iii g Cal widow of Panagiotis m Zah Filar Chute Mehmi f h 1 Josh a How to reach of m Fml Frow 697700j Soufl mistake a Story saturday Widt Fly a Mew dmm Ufir my Kalmi million to anti Ofutt the free Iptessam fogies Tor any problems or off fit h Nisi not or in Imam Cimi Tacti Wii or Glenn Williams ill lotteries pick 3 winning number yesterday was Canada Post sales a6reemint y photompwht8 to order 6977393 global warming continued from Page a1 in Riding the two major issues that stood out Are the increased severity and frequency of Forest and Forest fires Are already a serious problem in Riding they will go from five to six on a seven Point Scott said from forests in the Park could ultimately he with More Forest fires and we would expect the grasslands to Dis place the boreal which if you Are a Bison that but if youre a that not a Good Scott the Parks Elk Are expected to do Well in the new because of its higher Lati will be affected by global warm ing More than some other parts of the he the report underscores the enor Mous Impact of global warming in its summary the magnitude of human induced climate change in Canada is projected to be similar to that of the transition from the last glacial yet it will take place Over a single the transition from the last ice age took thousands of Parks Canada has plans for the according to senior Parks director Nik who commissioned the findings will be rolled into a five yearlong protocol that starts with circulating the report among the 39 then follows with a series of Public hearings to generate discussion and eventually will make recommendations to the minister of culture and who oversees National study author Scott said the findings Are a makeup the report shows that climate change presents an unparalleled Chal Lenge for Many Parks and the species within them that Are already coping with threats from fragmented habitat and the threat is not just local or but and we have to understand and prepare for those Scott March northward boreal forests will move North by As much As 500 the March northward will vary on the Prairies from 100 pm to 700 pm in some the Arctic ice pack will break up ear Lier in the year and the Arctic South Ern areas such As Hudson could become permafrost boundaries May move North Ward by As much As 500 environmental celebrity David in Winnipeg recently to attend a first nations Trade said the report warns that global warming threatens the future of Canadas 39 National was How Suzuki described the Impact of global warm if you look at a map of projected temperature changes and lower water the Prairies Are going to become like the dust bowl of the were talking about temperature changes of three to five degrees Over the next Suzuki said the Only Hope for Canada is to slow the Pace of global warm ing and buy some time to ease the Impact on the ecosystem by build ing Public pressure to make the fed government adhere to its International commitments to reduce greenhouse Gas emission Levels have risen in the past decade despite promises to Cut Back to pre1990 the government has done nothing but talk about if the Public values its National every single Park is at risk and canadians ought to be if they value their Parks they should demand government do Suzuki at near Park superintendent Ernie Depatie said that the predicted climate changes wont happen but Park officials Are worried about the do we panic and do something next year or is this something that is much larger Depatie a apus May already be undergoing Early last pack ice moved out of Hudson Bay about three weeks taking a main food source for Polar with the bears returned this but they Are much thinner and that could threaten the bears and their cubs sur Vival in Good news continued from Page a1 the Manitoba tax credit program would give the Ogo Pogo production almost million to shoot Rumour had it that new Brunswick was prepared to offer upwards of Mil but new Brunswick film com missioner said again yesterday he cant match the Manitoba Grant that should be Good news for the local film Vivier said Manitoba attracted about million film and television production last from the million Worth of business shot Here in Vivier said if Manitoba can land the Ogo Pogo project and a few she expects the film Industry to spend about million to million Here this that Vivier its important that producers see what they can get in Manitoba aside from the tax a couple of years a Paramount official took the tour and that led to the five Sci i to film Deal with up and local production company i v Vivier said the five producers invited for this years tour have All been in con tact with her recently about shooting in adding each of them expect to shoot their next screen projects later this the tour will Cost Manitoba film and sound in Cash and i Kindser but most of that is the airfare from in addition to touring the areas the five producers will get a Chance to meet the cites movers and shakers at a reception tonight at the fort Garry we want your business flooring Ca for decks patios c 12 of bargains f n open 7 Days a week i laser commercial i level Loop carpet i Linn s carpet Wara Nolli Only flooring store in Bill Blore you Tiki i to link to my were we Mill live you Monigl q Caprice distributors i82i Wellington at Berry 7754473 ask for Herb Jack or Arlie port of our not o world apart autism society 204 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could the officers grabbed onto her and held her until the High Angle fire unit could get there and take her As a result of that both maclen1 Nan and Mcmillan were awarded the Canadian police association award of i excellence for i plug pulled on concert Over Security concerns hundreds of disappointed fans mulled around be rendezvous after a alleges concert was Cut Short last night amid Security about the punk0rama so by was shut to and More than 20 police officers were called to Monitor the exodus of Between 500 and 600 unhappy Tom who attended the said the incident began when someone jumped onto the stage and Security removed him and a Friend who came to his Wallace said when the next the bouncing came they sarcastically dedicated a song to the Security Twenty minutes later the lights went the band left the Wal lace adding he Felt shutting the show Down was More than 13 police including two canine were dispatched to the i scene from across a City Busy with other i police said organizers were concerned about problems starting and a band with drawing and decided to shut it a Large number of officers attended1 because of the number of revellers a group of about 100 people Hung around the front before moving to i the Side of the building and dancing while someone played the i the concert feature the drop lock bouncing souls and the special Spring incentives see How affordable it is income producing motor Homes tax savings free storage and maintenance unlimited personal use of your unit vex Para to rail today i Villa us ii6888 Hoblin i 6888 Roblin v Portage Cycle Bax Man Road Bike Salt at 1841 Portage 354 Selkirk ave 8376785 5892187 i Nkosi i i auction Sali i lion i Lousy new balance no no pain mens women w1120 widths f or All your lifestyle from walking Cross training to casual Wear Canadian footwear since 1932 sundays 128 Adelaide 9447463 845 Dakota 9447474 1530 Regent 9447466 thru the office of Tiff 1992 Chev Blazer 4x4 1988 Ford Bronco ii 4x4 trustee in we 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