Winnipeg sewage treatment plant upgrades to be funded by all levels of government
A major funding announcement for Winnipeg’s North End Sewage Treatment plant was made Friday, with contributions from all three levels
Continue readingFederal support not enough to save Manitoba farms that are going dry: farm couple
Government supports for farmers struggling with some of the driest conditions seen in years won’t go far enough to save
Continue readingHighway Construction Project to Close Intersections Permanently on North Perimeter
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Continue readingManitoba records three deaths Friday all linked to variants of concern
WINNIPEG — Manitoba health officials announced three new deaths in the province on Friday. All three deaths are linked to
Continue readingManitoba RCMP arrest man carrying a sword
WINNIPEG — A Manitoba RCMP officer suffered a broken bone during the arrest of a man who was found to
Continue readingWinnipeg’s test positivity rate plunges as province reports 3 deaths, 41 COVID-19 cases
Manitoba announced 41 new COVID-19 cases and three deaths from the illness on Friday. The deaths are from three different health
Continue readingCOVID-19 Bulletin #493
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Continue readingAre fake vaccine cards being used to enter Canada?
The debate surrounding the need for COVID-19 vaccine passports continues, but it seems some people are already looking for ways
Continue readingCOVID-19 Vaccine Bulletin #108
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Continue readingFederal funding to help with prairie grassland, wetland conservation: minister
Manitoba organizations will receive a cut of more than $25 million in funding aimed at conserving prairie wetlands and grasslands,
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