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Needs TLC – Ideal for INVESTMENT OR FLIP! GREAT VALUE GREAT LOCATION! 3D VIRTUAL TOURS ARE AVAILABLE! ST. MARTIN $46,000 “COME SEE – COME SIGH” $275,900 2 The Stonewall Teulon Tribune Thursday, June 11, 2020 Hinds proud to represent Stonewall among Black Lives Matter movement By Becca Myskiw Floyd died under the offi cer’s knee. fi rst place he remembers experienc- The Black Lives Matter movement is His death fi red up the Black Lives ing racism. making its way across the world and Matter movement again, with pro- The family’s next-door neighbour Stonewall Mayor Clive Hinds said it’s tests across the U.S.A. turning into ri- started a petition to get rid of the black waking up society. ots. They’re calling for a world where people in the community — Hinds’ According to the Black Lives Mat- black lives are no longer systemati- family was the only one. ter Foundation, Inc, #BlackLivesMat- cally targeted and oppressed. His parents raised Hinds and his ter was founded in 2013. It came after Now, people all across the world are siblings to have integrity and to be Trayvon Martin, a 17-year-old black protesting police brutality and sys- honest. He said dealing with racism male, was shot to death in Florida temic racism against the black com- has given him resilience. during a walk alone in the evening in munity. Hinds bought his fi rst home in 2012. But Hinds said the movement is for Stonewall in 1972 and was accepted George Zimmerman killed Martin all minorities. from the time he arrived 48 years ago. after warning police of a “suspicious “Racial profi ling is just not accept- Stonewall, he said, is an understand- person” in his gated community. He able,” he said. “Black Lives Matter has ing and accepting community. He ac- was acquitted of murder charges after woken up the world to see the injus- knowledges that racism does exist in claiming it was an act of self defense. tices that are done.” Stonewall but said that doesn’t make Eight years later on May 25, Min- Hinds said police brutality is only a the town against outsiders. neapolis police arrested 46-year-old part of the problem — it’s systemic. He said he wouldn’t be mayor if it Stonewall Mayor Clive Hinds George Floyd, a black male, while The only way to change it, he said, is was — and there wouldn’t be at least investigating a cigarette purchase us- to change the mentality. four Chinese-owned restaurants in people of colour. He hopes it will give ing counterfeit money. A viral video Hinds moved to Manitoba from Ja- town if so, either. everyone an honest opportunity for shows a white police offi cer kneeling maica when he was 14. One of the Hinds sees the Black Lives Matter themselves. on Floyd’s neck for nearly nine min- fi rst neighbourhoods he lived in was movement sparking a major change “We don’t know these people,” he utes as Floyd pleads he can’t breathe. Transcona in Winnipeg, and that’s the in the way people view and judge said. “So, we can’t judge these people.” Seniors are calling on seniors for sustainability By Becca Myskiw Seniors across the province are calling on each other for sustainability. In a May 22 news release, Manitoba Seniors for Sustainability said they launched a fundraising campaign to support three environmental groups in the province. The three groups — The Green Action Centre, Cli- mate Change Connection and the Manitoba Eco- Network — are receiving no provincial funding this year. That’s a total loss of $360,000 to the organiza- tions. Seniors are calling on seniors now to use their $200 from the government and send it to these or- ganizations. vironmental issues don’t go away when other prob- “Environmental issues are those if we don’t pay This $360,000 is less than one per cent of the $45 lems arise. Allocating the funds, the way the pro- attention to, we’re going to fi nd that our food lacks million Pallister is sending the seniors, regardless vincial government did was “blatantly wrong,” she the nutrients that we need, that our air is not pure of their need for it. said. enough…” Smith said. “There will be the warming Muriel Smith of the Manitoba Seniors for Sustain- Smith understands some seniors do need the $200 of the climate, less things we can grow.” ability said the money should be going to people they’ll receive. She said Manitoba Seniors for Sus- The news release says all those who donate to one who need it — and not all seniors do. She’s sending tainability are calling on the ones who don’t need it of the three organizations will receive a tax receipt her $200 cheque to one of the environmental orga- to help out the organizations who spend their time and all funds raised will go to environmental pro- nizations because they need it more than she does. helping the environment. grams. “Cutting funds for the environment during a cli- Environmental change is slow moving, Smith More information about the group and their cause mate crisis makes about as much sense as slash- said. The economic problems usually drown out is on Facebook and Twitter @mbseniors4sust. ing health care during a pandemic,” she said in the other ones, like the climate crisis, but without news release. healthy air, water and soil, Smith said life on The pandemic is diffi cult, said Smith, but the en- earth will no longer be able to be supported. Clarifi cation In the article “Teulon helpers looking out for seniors during the COVID-19 pandemic,” that appeared in the Beat the Heat! June 4 edition of the Stonewall Teulon Tribune, it should have stated that Joan Ellison was the only member that 204-461-HEAT (4328) chose to step down from the food bank at this time. The food bank still has some very faithful volunteers. The de- REFRIGERATION HEATING & COOLING • Air Conditioning cision to have one member distribute the food with the • Commercial Refrigeration help of Senior’s Resource staff was made to reduce the • HRV • Geothermal number of people entering the Senior Resource space Residential & Commercial during the pandemic. • Furnaces The staff at the Tribune apologizes for the confusion. The Stonewall Teulon Tribune Thursday, June 11, 2020 3 Apple of appreciation By Jennifer McFee tion. Local educators have earned top “We’re trying to give back. In these marks for their ability to adapt to on- times, so many people have stepped line teaching in recent months. up and they don’t really get recog- To show appreciation for their ef- nized,” Hinds said. forts, the Town of Stonewall has “I don’t think they’re looking for rec- launched the Apple of Appreciation ognition, but at the same time, we just initiative.