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• 2nd Notice REVISED: Trustee Positions 2010

  The Trustee Nominating Committee is required to nominate for election those candidates most qualified to act as Trustees.

• Bezan lauds Canadian Medical Association tanning resolutions

  Selkirk-Interlake MP James Bezan is praising the Canadian Medical Association for passing resolutions that mirror his private members bill regarding tanning bed labeling last Tuesday.

• A little mosquea s big journey, from Winnipeg to Inuvik

  The stout structure will become the most northerly mosque in North America and possibly the world as well as the focus of what's believed to be the world's longest building move.

• 20 days, 610 km, 60 rapids, 3 bears

  PHIL.HOSSACK@FREEPRESS.MB.CA Ivan Holloway, 33, paddled the historic Hayes River solo in 20 days from Lake Winnipeg to York Factory.

• $57M to combat spring flooding Federal, provincial governments target north Red River, Peguis

  Flood-prone home and business owners -- particularly those along the Red River north of Winnipeg and at Peguis First Nation -- are in line for some badly needed protection.

• Our editorial

  Ask me how I've spent my summer, and I'm sure you'd get a standard answer. An answer just about anyone would give.

• Fence stolen from Clandeboye church

  Patrons of the St. Matthew's Anglican Church in Clandeboye are still trying to solve the puzzle behind a bizarre theft at the church earlier this month.

• Canadian doctors support Bezan tanning bed labelling bill

  The Canadian Medical Association passed the resolution yesterday at their annual General Council meetings in Niagara Falls, Ontario.

• Letter to the Editor: There were, indeed, objections

  In the article "St. Andrews residents frustrated by trucks" that was published in The Selkirk Journal dated August 13, 2010, St.

• Boat channel backed by feds

  Bruce Owen / Winnipeg Free Press An aerial photo of the channel dug near Beaconia Beach, which is proving controversial.