Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 14, 2001, Winnipeg, Manitoba A4 local Fini 2001 antennae Battle won by residents by Bruce Owen City councillors opted for Community con Cerns instead of expansion of wireless communication at a meeting last but in denying Clear net telus permission to install cel Lular antennae on top of a North end seniors the lord Selkirk West Kildo Nan Community committee opened the door for two other cell base stations to go up in the people have to Start ask ing whether they want them in residential said res ident Karen who led Community opposition to the antennae being put up at the German society Manor near Mcgregor Street and Moun Tain lets put them in a place where there is a Low Popula Tion and no area residents came out in Force to decry the cell Anten citing health studies that suggest their transmissions have possible health Imp Lica i feel that this is dangerous to people in the apartment Block and the people in the Austin Cooper other residents asked the three councillor committee to turn Down the antennae application because it was a Case of big business forcing its will on the will our National charac Ter be measured by dollars and cents asked Eddie Clear net spokeswoman Sarah Duncan said the com Pany would respect the committees and will look at putting up a cell Tower at Mountain Avenue and Fife Street and a rooftop antennae at Inkster Avenue and main she said the company will also work with Industry Cana which regulates transmission towers in to find a suitable location to improve its coverage Grid for its Cus Brian director of the local office of Industry said cell towers Are going up in Manitoba All the time and people have to get used to its its a fact of Ridd said she was pleased with the and offered to help other residents who oppose cell antennae and base Ridd and her group Are now circulating a petition calling on Ottawa to impose a moratorium on the erection of cell towers and antennae in residential areas until More definitive health studies Are Mike Aporius Winnipeg free press something to reflect on the Slushy skating surface at the Forks provides Rob half of the Winnipeg pop duo Mcmaster and Friend Reashelle Braiden with a perfect reflection As they enjoy the mild weather the temperature climbed to nearly 3 c first step continued from Page a1 Nive Mue to hold referendum on liquor by Kevin Rollason the question of whether the town of Niverville will stay dry or allow liquor to be sold will be answered on May Niverville Council voted earlier this week to hold a referendum to see whether it will continue to be one of 15 provincial communities which have remained dry since mayor Clarence Braun said the Council decided to leave it up to the Community after a few years of hoping the provincial government would give councils in Rural communities the Power to unilaterally make the As a Council weve called for the referendum because we believe licensing is More responsible than the occasional permits were issuing Braun said last Braun said being dry might have made sense decades but not now when liquor can be purchased a Short drive away and brought Back to the Braun said even if the Community allows liquor there would still be Public hearings before any establishments Are we dont have to stick our head in the Sand if we serve lets do it Braun said Council has been very open with the with him meeting with local Church leaders two years ago and recently with senior if there is opposition to it i dont think there will just Small issues like this can Divide communities so we took a Long time on Council to Deal with it so we could go Forward Paul of the Niverville mennonite said religious leaders in the Community have informally agreed to stay out of the Adams said the decision on the vote is a per Sonal one and not something the Church will take a stand in not trying to get Peoples Hopes Ashton said of Eggleton Dusik said Wowchuk should not have signed onto Vanclief s new package until he agreed to add More Money to the the organizers of today protests Are demanding an which would Cost billion across Canada seven times Vanclief Keystone agricultural the provinces biggest farm lobby does not support the acreage but president Don Dewar said Farmers need at least double what Vanclief offered to be Able to Plant a crop this Wowchuk said she will continue to push for More Money from we look at this As the first tory agriculture critic Jack Penner said he has never seen so Many Farmers consider not putting in a with a Federal government that seems to want the Prairies to return to Buffalo the provinces need to offer Concrete proposals to Ottawa for Matching farm he i Haven seen any of that from this Wowchuk could be in for a rough ride today from Farmers at the Fred of the National Farmers said he is starting to hear bitter and vicious comments about the provincial Agri culture minister from Farmers heading for a theres not a lot of rational thought behind some of Kap will focus its efforts on phoning Cabinet ministers and advisers to prime minister Jean who is blamed for cutting Back a farm Aid package that was originally expected to be More to squeeze More Money out of Ottawa would take a very sustained lobby Dewar according to statistics the agricultural labour Force in Manitoba dropped to in 2000 from in although the margin of error for the figures is with the package the minister has put it is anticipated we will lose Many More producers before the Spring of this before Brando Souris my Rick Boro Tsik demanding to know what Vanclief will Tell protesting Farmers in Saskatchewan and Man i would like to know How this minister can stand in the House and say that he has been so successful when in fact he has not Vanclief said he will again Tell Farmers that As More resources become available to More will flow to no government since 1995 has Given As much support to Farmers As we Are at the present Vanclief Boro Tsik has also been pushing Eggleton to cough up Dis Aster funding for the 1999 southwestern Manitoba an internal memo the Brando Souris my obtained through a Freedom of information request reveals that Federal pol icy analysts suggested in 1999 that Weed cleanup costs could be eligible for Federal disaster with file from Paul Samyn More sandwiches wanted the producers who feed the province those rallying today for More government help Are hoping generous Winnipeg Gers will feed them and some already according to Clark chair Man of the outreach program at Andrews River Heights United Brownlee said a Story in yesterdays free which mistakenly said the rally was scheduled for generated a stack of sandwiches already delivered to All saints anglican Church at Broadway and Osborne there being safely kept in the Church we still need Many Brownlee noting rally organizers Are expecting up to Farmers today and the Church is hoping to support them by organizing the Sandwich drive for their there will be nothing that goes to 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