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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 20, 2013, Winnipeg, Manitoba C M Y K PAGE A14 A 14 SATURDAY, JULY 20, 2013 MANITOBA winnipegfreepress. com 204- 697- 1400 1400 McPHILLIPS WINNIPEG MB SAVE TIME • SHOP ON- LINE www. jimgauthierchevy. com www. jimgauthierchev. com * These prices reflect $ 2000 trade in or $ 2000 Cash Down plus taxes and fees. See dealer for details. THE GAUTHIER AUTO GROUP IS PROUD TO BE THE # 1 VOLUME DEALER IN WPG!! MANITOBA’S LARGEST SALE EVER! Sale Dates: July 20th through July 31st Absolutely no reasonable offers will be refused EXCLUSIVE TO JIM GAUTHIER CHEVROLET!! 2.9% FINANCING ON SELECT PRE- OWNED VEHCILES!! 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Starting From Starting From As Low As Starting From Starting From Only Only $ 16 , 988 * or $ 111 B/ W * $ 4 , 988 * or $ 45 B/ W * $ 25 , 988 * or $ 169 B/ W * $ 26 , 988 * or $ 176 B/ W * $ 5 , 998 * or $ 52 B/ W * $ 8 , 998 * or $ 67 B/ W * $ 12 , 988 * or $ 97 B/ W * 2013 ORLANDO LT 2003 MALIBU 2007 HUMMER H3 2005 MONTE CARLO Like New with Great Equipment! With Great Equipment, Fresh Trade and Under 50 KMs! Loaded with Sunroof & Leather! Under 85KMs! Sunroof! Just traded in and is in Great Condition at an even Beter Price! $ 19 , 988 * or $ 117 B/ W * Only $ 4 , 988 Only $ 17 , 988 * Only $ 4 , 998 * Starting As Low As Must See! 11- 12 SILVERADOS tWith LOADS of Equipment and low kms starting at $ 14,988 * or $ 98 B/ W * 72% of Winnipeg adults who own their home read the Winnipeg Free Press every week. Rural police get upgrades Nearly $ 120,000 seized from criminals will go to police in Morden, Winkler and Altona, Justice Minister Andrew Swan said Friday. The funds come from the province’s criminal property forfeiture program, with half of the $ 120,000 to be used to outfit a new, dedicated vehicle for the canine unit in Morden, which also provides its services to neighbouring communities. The purchase will help to improve response times and increase the likelihood of a successful police operation, Swan said. The canine unit was first established in Morden in 2010 to help track suspects and locate illegal drugs. “ No community is immune to the effects of crime,” Swan said. “ It’s important to invest in specialized equipment across the province and expand the tools available to law enforcement agencies to uphold the law and keep residents safe.” The Altona Police Service has received more than $ 44,700 to purchase a new digital- fingerprinting system that will provide nearly instant results, Swan said. The previous method of checking fingerprints could take up to 120 days for routine, non- criminal matters. The Winkler Police Agency will upgrade 10 FleetNet radios to allow the use of an encrypted radio channel with a grant of over $ 15,000. The new system will improve officer safety and the overall success of police operations when executing search warrants because suspects and other members of the public will be unable to pick up police information on scanners. Northern fire evacuations RAIN has slowed a forest fire in a remote part of northern Manitoba, but there was a significant spike in the number of evacuees sent south due to heavy smoke Friday, government officials reported. There are now 650 evacuees from Tataskweyak Cree Nation who’ve been moved out of their homes. The fire had burned approximately 16,000 hectares of forest by the weekend and it had moved to within eight kilometres of the First Nation at Split Lake. The Manitoba Association of Native Firefighters confirmed it was working with the Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development to co- ordinate evacuations. On Thursday, there were 176 people who’d been flown out of the remote community, with 109 sent to Winnipeg. By Friday, there were 565 evacuees in Winnipeg and another 85 in Thompson, according to figures supplied to the province. The evacuees were people with respiratory ailments, along with the elderly and pregnant women from the community. Split Lake is home to 2,400 people and is 772 kilometres north of Winnipeg. Manitoba Conservation water bombers and helicopters fought the fire Friday. Rain and high humidity meant that crews and aircraft had welcome help from Mother Nature to battle the blaze, a provincial spokesman said. RCMP building fired on A Shamattawa man has been arrested for firing a shot into the Shamattawa RCMP detachment early Monday using a high- powered rifle. At the time, RCMP personnel were working in the building and there were a number of prisoners in cells. However, no one was injured. Reid Branford Hill, 32, was arrested by RCMP officers with the assistance of the public. In Brief A_ 14_ Jul- 20- 13_ FP_ 01. indd A14 7/ 19/ 13 9: 58: 00 PM ;