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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 5, 2001, Winnipeg, Manitoba A10 local Winniw Fri Jln 2001 Psi benefits from contribution by Dinah Clarkson the Winnipeg based National screen Institute is million thanks to bees takeover of ctr last the Canadian radio television and telecommunications commission required Bce to put about 10 per cent of the ctr takeover Price about million into Canadian programming bees million contribution to the National screen Institute will go toward its new totally television pro Gram in which six teams will be Given the Opportunity to make a half hour episode of a would be until the training organization has focused More on creating dramatic film not too Long we were really hit Over the head with the fact that Canada is the second largest exporter of television and we realized that we should be training Young people in that says Cheryl the institutes executive the first totally television participants will be chosen from a series of applicants this there will 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received fines and court orders to repay the Money they provincial court judge Ray Wyant adjourned his sentencing Deci Sion until june 14 after hearing emotional pleas from the i am very sorry that i Ever got it has been very difficult and painful for my said a weeping who made in the according to the had i known the ramifications of i never would have put my career in there was no intent to Hurt it was just going to be a group of women who got together and helped each Hartley is a school teacher and told Wyant it will be hard to land a Job if he Doest Grant her a Crown attorney Paul Jensen has asked for substantial fines against All the women and told Wyant their other co accused were not granted discharges by other two of those women Are appealing their Chapman said she should have used better discretion when buying into the which involved women paying on the premise that six to eight weeks later they would receive she made from the according to the the group held numerous private meetings in which they were questioned about possible links to Law enforcement or Revenue the women were also told to use creative ways to pay their such As stashing it inside chocolate to avoid i cant believe in standing said whose guilty plea last week left Only one woman of the original seven left to stand Marjorie the former global television will test her Case this Mathies said she was lonely and thought the club was a Good Way to expand her to it was a social i really enjoyed meeting the she i would like to be involved with women but in going to be careful How i do it my mind has been the Crown had no evidence she made any profit from the d Mike.mcintyre@freapre8s.mb.ca province gives City to study composting facility by Kim Guttormson the province gave the City yesterday to study a composting facility it Doest have the Money to the City also Doest have the Money to collect the material that would be composted and diverted from the land its going to Cost a million Bucks to build it and we dont have the Infra Structure to collect Yard mayor Glen Murray said after thank ing the province for the handed Over at the first Green the City is also putting towards the were hoping to find a Way we can Start implementing this in not prepared to raise property so How do we Start paying for this he would like the province to give the City the authority to offer a Green tax credit to those who do Recycle and com which would offer an incentive for others to if revenues from Recy cled materials they can fund other weve talked about it with intergovernmental affairs minister Jean Murray said of the tax which the province would have to theres 27 different things weve requested authority were hoping to get Murray said the composting Initia Tive was lost in the use pay when Council voted against a user fee for those who generate More than two bags of garbage per part of the original plan was to separately pick up Yard waste that could be probably every other Murray praised the province for its help with the cites apartment Recy cling contributing towards the million quite without the provinces support there would be no tax Murray Murray said the composting facility the front runner site being the Brady Landfill would remove tonnes of organic material from the waste when it decomposes in the Landfill it creates a greenhouse if tonnes is its the equivalent of removing cars from the Murray Dan the cites manager of solid said there hoping to com plete the design study by the end of the d kim.guttorm8on@freopross.mb.ca career in Medicine becoming Tough sell Gene commentator Speaks to health officials by Alexandra Paul rules and standards in medical institutions scare off the 20spmething generation of entrepreneurial a National healthcare conference in Winnipeg was told Gene to commentator Irshad Manji warned that recruiting doctors and nurses from her generation to replace aging professionals wont be the Competition for the attention of Young people will always get More fierce and there Are still people who want to be but they Are getting fewer in numbers just As those who need them Are rising in head Manji youth see healthcare professions As elitist with Little let alone a sense of personal Mission or Cre said an author and Toron to i Tyty the Hospital executives and healthcare planners attending the three Day conference that kicked off yester Day were also told that patients Are no longer Content to passively follow Doc tors orders they expect to discuss their care options and their doctors qualify a cations and when i ask these questions in what right do i have to ask about health care this is the kind of answer i get from doctors and said one Solomon himself a Board member of the Alberta Kee Weet Inok lakes regional health do patients have a right to know about their health care he there was an audible murmur of protest from the audience at the remark and some people left their seats but con Ference organizers and speakers both agreed with the delegates i believe the age of transparency and openness is Here to what folks will Tell you they dont have time for i dont think there is any place to Canadian Institute of health information president Richard Alvarez said organizers said they had deliberately chose provocative speakers As a makeup Call for the health care our goal is to bring a new Lens to look at healthcare said Edward Brado of the Canadian health care Asso which helped organize the event along with Canadian College of health service executives and the Canadian association for Community ;