View from the Legislature - Aug 28, 2015
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- Published on Friday, August 28, 2015
By Leanne Rowat
Riding Mountain MLA
Shortages have directly been affecting health care coverage in our constituency for a long time. Another new challenge has come up in the last week as both physicians currently practising in Shoal Lake have handed in their resignations, effective in November. It was especially upsetting to see that as this devastating news was reaching our communities, this NDP government put out a press release boasting, “There are 66 more doctors providing care to Manitoba families throughout the province as compared to the same time last year.”
Fatal farm accident near Shoal Lake
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- Published on Monday, September 15, 2014
By RCMP Media Release
Yellowhead RCMP are investigating a fatal farm incident. On Sept. 11 at approximately 10:40 am, RCMP responded to a farm incident near the community of Sandy Lake.
A 44-year-old male farmhand from Keeseekoowenin First Nation was in the box of a grain truck that he was unloading when he began sinking into the grain.
Afghanistan Memorial open to public
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- Published on Thursday, September 11, 2014
Submitted by Mary Murray
Canadian Armed Forces Base Shilo is marking more than 12 years of service in Afghanistan with a memorial vigil. It remembers and honours those who have fallen during the conflict. The Afghanistan memorial Vigil is open to the public at 2PPCLI Caserne Kapyong Barrack. CFB Shilo.
Province announces improved protection for tenants, landlords
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- Published on Thursday, July 24, 2014
myWestman.ca
Changes to the Residential Tenancies Amendment Act will be proclaimed on Aug. 1 and will offer new protection for renters, while reducing paperwork and red tape for landlords, Tourism, Culture, Heritage, Sport and Consumer Protection Minister Ron Lemieux announced on Thursday.
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Faithfully yours - One small step—one giant footprint
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- Published on Monday, August 27, 2018
By Neil Strohschein
Neepawa Banner & Press
During my time in Prince George, BC, I spent four months as Minister-in-Residence at St. Giles’ Presbyterian Church. I was filling in for their minister who was on medical leave.
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