Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 20, 2001, Winnipeg, Manitoba A2 Winn Pix for february 2001 digest Index a10 a11 local editorials focus business stocks family notices in a emporiums c7 classified Jumble c11 diversions Ann Landers d3 comics d2 to listings d10 sports record computers d5 lifestyles d1 entertainment movies d9 weather d10 smoking continued from a1 proponents Hope the bylaw will be approved by Council before june 1 and phased in Over the next four noting most places that Cater to children Are already is frustrated that a bylaw that already exists in Many North american cities is taking so Long to get off the ground to wait that Long to do an action that was ready to be taken 12 years ago if that its a waste of he the people who most need protect ing from secondhand smoke Are those least Likely to get it with this bar staff Are working in a heavily polluted atmosphere and those workers dont get Mark who is Spear heading the said yesterday the proposed bylaw is in keeping with exist ing bans in and i recognize this is a significant step for Winnipeg and were going to have to try and achieve incremental Success in order to bring a total smoking ban in effect in All indoor Public he i understand the concerns the medical Community has and share that concern that All employees have a Safe work the longer any City or province the longer we experience unnecessary health risks that result in sickness and who says he will speak to the civic committee tomorrow about the pro says there needs to be Public Edu cation before the bylaw takes Murray director of programs and Community development for the Canadian cancer Manitoba Divi said the proposed bylaw is a Good theres no doubt wed like to see a total ban on but you have to Start he if it goes through it will certainly be Good if passed by the bylaw would be phased in and accompanied by a pub Lic education Campaign with full implementation by june Lubosch said a bylaw would Likely be enforced by business much the same Way they currently enforce Provin Cial liquor Laws regarding Over service and sales to Lubosch also said his and hoc commit tee to review smoking and environmental tobacco smoke in indoor Public places studied recommending a full ban that would include All restaurants and but settled on a ban where people under 18 would be in deaths George of husband of Colleen widow of Ken widow of lome Olga widow of Harold Annie widow of Clarence Stanley husband of Ruby Childs Dangelo widow of Domenico wife of Rosaire widow of Alf Kristjan Marel husband of Jean widower of Ethel husband of Ann Adolf husband of Stanis Lawa widower of Doris Margo Margaret Sis of Isabel Margaret Harold of husband of Ada of Sioux widow of Samuel Pearl i William Bill of of wife of Stan Allan widower of Evelyn Francis Frank widower of Nora Cecil of husband of Nora Yesowich widow of Tom i classified death notices c7 i 11 our mistake Independent my John Nunziata was Defeated by Liberal Alari tonks in York South Weston Riding in the november Federal incorrect information appeared on a Story titled the main listed doctors working at the health sciences Centre while the Pedi Atric heart surgery program was Active in a review of evidence from the subsequent inquest shows that contrary to what was Ian Sutherland was not among senior officials who Learned Early on of nurses warnings about High mortality in he was not informed of the problems until february after the program was an items in yesterdays business Calendar wrongly said the business ser vice centres business fun which begins at today at the Winnipeg convention Cen is in there is a fee for the on Day lotteries pick 3 winning number yesterday was i i i How to reach us Winnipeg free press 1355 Mountain Avenue Manitoba r2x 3b6 switchboard 6977000 t circulation City delivery 6977001 t advertising classified 6977100 display 6977122 t editorial newsroom 6977230 newsroom fax 6977412 photo desk 6977304 sports desk 6977285 entertainment 6977234 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invested to buy a Down town office building in 1998 and recently spent million to build a Healing Centre in Dauphin River first 350 kilo metres North of the Healing Lodge has no electricity or Road Ama plans to spend a further million on the All log Healing Lodge and for a digital Indian and Northern affairs Canada has also granted for the Healing government funded entities Arent normally allowed to invest Public Money in capital projects because of the risk that Cost overruns will eat up program when presented with Ama expend health Canada could not explain Why the organization has that level of funding while other Pilot projects that perform similar services have no Money for capital Pender said health Canada will wait for results of its audit to answer How Ama accumulated its Ama administers Community health services for Interlake bands and administers and pays for extended health coverage such As dental and vision care for the same it is being audited As part of health Canadas involving the into spending by the first nation and inuit health Branch of Nib under the leadership of former Assis Tant Deputy minister Paul Cochrane was supposed to join Ama last but his Transfer was refused by health Canada after it began its Cochrane resigned from the civil service Ama also saw its operating budget for Community health care More than double to million in the final two years before Cochrane left health Canada documents a total of 17 funding amendments from october 1998 to 2000 added million to Amas some of the Money was to extend Amas fou year Transfer agreement by one to March other amendments were for funds such As in May and another in August for con in an interview last Ama executive director Daryl Cote confirmed some of that Money was used to pay for staff trips to South Africa and new zealand last other Pilot projects that administer no insured health benefits expressed Surprise at the number of funding amendments for wow that quite a said warn or executive director of Carrier Sekhani Pilot project in Central during the course of a its not More than three or four Amend As the documents show of Nib forwarded to Ama to give to the Southern chiefs organi then headed by Bill the so is a political organization that lobbies on behalf of 36 Southern Cote said in an earlier interview that Ama had provided Only Startup fund ing to the fledgling he maintained the Money was for health advocacy and related and that other first nation political organizations also receive funding from health in the absence of a funding agree ment by so with health we acted As a conduit for health Cana Cote health Canadas Pender confirmed the department enters such funding arrangements some of the other 16 Pilot projects in Canada were surprised Ama for warded health dollars to a political health funding is particularly for and should stay that said of Carrier which administers health care for about on Reserve first nations residents As Well As some of Reserve aboriginal our tribal Council is separate and they do their own funding political bodies Are their own Adam Diefe Bunker continued from Page a1 four other temporary bunkers were located in the basements of Federal buildings in newfound new Brunswick and Prince Edward All reported to officials at the die Fen built near Ottawa to House prime minister John Diefenbaker and a Skele ton Federal the Bunker was closed in 1994 and purchased by a non profit group for in but before it was turned Over to the group the Bunker was virtually stripped and much of the such As furniture and sent to other Mil itary the said purchased some furniture from emergency preparedness Canada and received Small donations from bunkers at cab Borden in Ontario and but the donation from Shilo is a major coup for the which Hopes to use some of it to create a whole Section on the provincial about people visited the museum last the one problem will be getting the goods to said Peters run by volunteers and one paid the 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