Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 07, 2008, Winnipeg, Manitoba C m y k Page b2 b 2 Winnipeg free press tuesday october 7, 2008 City Winnipeg repress. Com Public notice Sherridon 9400.000 11 18 573 1600 800 $ 160.12 10800.000 7 2 617 4900 1000 $ 222.03 37800.000 3- 6606 62400 1300 $ 2,435.09 37900.000 4- 6606 46000 1300 $ 853.74 Cross Lake 93936.000 1 2 27504 42700 1500 $ 858.27 96201.000 1- 6018 21200 1300 $ 290.43 Wabowden 101450.000 7 2 853 20300 1300 $ 379.66 Thicket Portage 115600.000 6 1 606 37300 400 $ 120.00 119000.000 1 7 606 300 2200 $ 290.25 128716.000 1 2 27744 27600 500 $ 172.12 Ilford 156800.000 11 1 605 600 1200 $ 185.72 159800.000 1 5 605 0 1000 $ 156.09 Norway House 180400.000 a 21798 100100 900 $ 3,120.97 188600.000 a b 4160 19300 3300 $ 140.24 192500.000 17 1 6280 21800 1200 $ 947.73 193100.000 1 2 6280 28800 1300 $ 643.08 196900.000 3- 7347 23600 2000 $ 218.70 198390.000 10 & 11 7424 34000 1300 $ 145.16 South Indian Lake 213500.000 2 1 6514 13500 800 $ 362.91 Basterville 233300.000 13- 801 17100 1300 $ 4,093.32 236900.000 1 2 6389 23100 1300 $ 395.35 Crane River 338800.000 1 1 2218 23000 400 $ 202.53 watermen 438200.000 1- 2394 0 4500 $ 540.35 Mallard 462645.000 new 29 34 15 w 12900 500 $ 1,919.36 463000.000 1 1 2040 22400 500 $ 397.81 464000.000 10 1 2040 20700 500 $ 348.46 Dallas red Rose 42060.000 be 24 28 01 w 2000 1200 $ 630.25 Fisher Bay 68700.000 4- 32841 0 900 $ 191.86 Manigotagan 91764.000 2 9 13152 17800 12200 $ 524.99 Berens River 98610.000 21- 14737 0 1400 $ 248.63 Pine Dock 107538.000 2 2 18794 25700 4100 $ 642.01 Matheson Island 114735.000 16 1 24587 24500 7000 $ 858.83 115900.000 24- 2927 113800 9400 $ 4,618.67 Bissett 22 4 Sale 152300.000 17- 10968 0 3900 $ 260.90 152900.000 23- 10968 9800 3300 $ 347.85 Cormorant 7205.000 1 1 7384 5500 1100 $ 221.66 18000.000 16- 802 10500 1000 $ 316.17 20800.000 48- 802 12800 1000 $ 343.00 22800.000 11 1 6103 14500 1100 $ 373.14 23500.000 2 2 6103 13300 1000 $ 162.91 23900.000 1 3 6103 14800 1000 $ 374.29 24100.000 3 3 6103 14600 1000 $ 347.72 25200.000 6- 7342 15600 1100 $ 383.23 29490.000 6 3 25678 9100 1100 $ 278.53 Moose Lake 35500.000 22- 808 0 1000 $ 341.15 43750.000 0 54 20 w 11900 600 $ 16,083.25 Barrows Dawson a y 60980.380 2 2 27399 9700 200 $ 451.79 Duck Bay 64300.000 16- 2473 8200 1100 $ 874.09 67800.000 5- 2253 0 1100 $ 542.08 70300.000 29- 2253 17400 1100 $ 508.35 70500.000 31- 2253 16600 1100 $ 381.52 74900.000 1 1 3116 6400 1100 $ 366.13 77200.000 6- 2065 14100 900 $ 614.85 78550.000 1 2 2910 18600 1100 $ 337.91 Camperville 86400.000 8- 2041 14400 1200 $ 120.00 90100.000 8 pc 528 10700 1100 $ 309.60 94600.000 4- 2311 15300 1400 $ 670.03 94800.000 6- 2311 20800 1000 $ 154.13 98500.000 12- 2312 1400 1200 $ 164.20 103600.000 6- 2441 16200 1100 $ 405.55 Nelson House 221600.000 10- 5884 21200 1300 $ 190.91 Seymo Urville 76200.000 8- 11132 25100 1100 $ 1,550.09 the purchaser of the property at a tax Sale auction will be responsible for the current years taxes. Aboriginal and Northern affairs intends on bidding on All tax Sale properties. The tax Sale is subject to the following terms and conditions if payment is made before the tax Sale Date by the owner this property shall no longer be available for tax Sale. Pursuant to subsection 374 of the municipal act a municipality May bid on and Purchase property at a Public auction and May direct a designated officer of the municipality to bid on or Purchase property on its behalf. Pursuant to subsection 375 2 of the municipal act if a municipality has set a Reserve bid in respect of a property and no person bids More that the amount of the Reserve bid the auctioneer must declare the property sold to the municipality for the amount of the Reserve bid. A 10% Deposit is required to be paid at the time of the Sale with the balance due within 30 Days. Dated this 6 Day of october 2008 Rene Gagnon director aboriginal and Northern affairs 59 Elizabeth drive Thompson my r8n 1x4 notice of Public auction Sale of lands for arrears of taxes under aboriginal and Northern affairs updated 10 22 07 pursuant to subsection 367 7 of the municipal act notice is hereby Given that unless the tax arrears for the designated year of 2006 and costs in respect of the hereinafter described property Are paid in full to aboriginal and Northern affairs prior to commencement of the auction aboriginal & Northern affairs will on the Day of october 30, 2008 at the office of aboriginal and Northern affairs at room 112, 59 Elizabeth drive Thompson Manitoba at 2 00 pm proceed to sell by Public auction the following described properties Roll number description assessed value building land amount of arrears which property May be offered for Sale living with hearing loss the society for Manitoban with disabilities offers classes to improve your speech Reading skills and enhance coping strategies to live More successfully with your hearing loss at Home at work and in social settings. 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Winnipeg transit is preparing to take out a 30 year loan to finance All but $ 48 million of the $ 138 million Cost of a 3.6 Kilometre bus corridor that will run Between the Forks and Jubilee Avenue according to a report released on monday. In september when mayor Sam Katz and Premier Gary doer announced the $ 138 million bus rapid transit plan details about the financing were unclear. The provincial and Federal governments each plan to contribute $ 17.5 million toward the corridor while the City set aside $ 13.25 million toward the project by placing $ 2.75 million in a rapid transit Reserve and reallocating $ 10.5 million it had planned to spend on buses. But the City will still have to borrow $ 89.75 million to pay for phase one of the bus corridor project according to a report authored by Winnipeg transit director Dave Wardrop. Last month Katz said the City will pay Back the Brt loan with the help of new property taxes from residential buildings and commercial developments that Spring up alongside the bus corridor. This funding mechanism officially known As tax increment financing will be made possible by new provincial legislation. But War drops report makes no mention of tax increment financing and offers no predictions about How much Revenue the City May recoup from new apartment buildings condos or retail stores that pop up along the bus corridor. The report also does not outline How the City and province will finance phase two of the bus corridor a six Kilometre leg that will connect Jubilee Avenue with the University of Manitoba at a projected Cost of another $ 189 million. The City expects construction on phase one to begin in 2009 and wind up in 2011. The funding plan for the project comes before City councils Public works committee this morning. Bartley. Kives free press. My. Ca a Tyndall Man claims he was asleep when he impregnated a Selkirk woman. Now he is suing the woman for damages including mental distress and anxiety because legally he May have to pay child support. In a statement of claim filed in Manitoba court of Queens Bench last week the Man claims he was visiting the woman in october or november 2006 when he fell asleep. The Man alleges he woke up and found the woman was having sexual Intercourse with him. The Man says that when he demanded that she cease and desist she complied. But about nine months later the woman gave birth to a child that he agrees is his. According to court records the woman launched a court action for child support in Manitoba court of Queens Bench last year. The Man is seeking damages including reimbursement for All child support expenses paid and payable by him. No statement of defence has been filed and the allegations have not been proven in court. Man claims he slept through sex sues woman City eyes $ 90 million loan to finance bus corridor rapid transit by Bartley Kives two teenagers have been convicted of aggravated assault for stabbing a St. James area Homeowner who chased them Down for tossing snowballs at his House last Winter. Trevor Denning 38, was seriously injured on the night of feb. 8 after he chased a Trio of teen boys Down his Street after they threw snowballs at his House. After catching up to one of them and holding him Denning was stabbed in the Side of the Chest after the boy he had caught told his Friend to Cut him. Denning crawled bleeding heavily from doorway to doorway until a Neighbour took him into his Home and called 911. Denning admitted he thought he was going to die. He suffered a collapsed lung and lacerated liver. In a 30 Page written decision provincial court judge Marva Smith ruled monday that the youths who cant be named under the youth criminal Justice act were not acting in self defence against the victim As their lawyers argued. Smith credited Denning for his Clear and consistent recollection of events on the night he was stabbed. At the july trial of the two youths their lawyers went on the attack against Denning arguing he was the aggressor when he chased the boys and held one of the accused to the ground. The third teen not charged in the incident testified that Denning yelled a hons going to take the first punch Denning testified that he just wanted to talk with them and their parents about what they had done and said he recall making specific threats. The teens lawyers noted that Denning had done a series of Media interviews from his Hospital bed after the incident where he said he wanted to put the fear of god into the boys. The teens had also been charged with attempted murder but the Crown dropped those charges following the conclusion of the trial. The teens will appear in court for sentencing at a later Date. James. Turner free press. My. Ca snowball tossing teens guilty stabbed Homeowner who chased them by James Turner 57% of Winnipeg women read the saturday edition of the Winnipeg free press. 71% of Winnipeg adults read the Winnipeg free press. A 02_ oct 07 08. Ind b2 10/ 6/ 08 10 12 03 pm ;