Manitoba 2003 election results sweep province
The Progressive Conservatives maintain many areas while the NDP gains seats to secure a 35 to 20 to 2 split. Turnout is low as voters in Turtle Mountain Carman and Minnedosa prefer incumbents Merv Tweed Denis Rocan Leanne Rowat. The NDP holds Winnipeg 23 seats Central Manitoba 4 Southern Manitoba 3. Liberals two in Winnipeg.
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Manitoba
NDP
Jon Gerrard
Liberal Party
Pc’s
Liberals
Winnipeg
Rural Canada to Expand Wireless High Speed Internet
The federal government funded 50 percent of a Rural and Northern Development Pilot Program to bring wireless Internet to 45 communities. I-NetLink, based in Brandon, designed a $68 620 system with 25 percent funding from I-NetLink and 25 percent from Wheatbelt Community Futures. Prairie Spirit School Division also agreed to support 17 155. Glenboro area must cover the remainder while MTS expands town service only.
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Canada
WheatBelt Community Futures Development Corporation
Brandon
Wheatbelt
I-Netlink
Glenboro
Board of Trustees
The
Prairie Spirit School
MTS
R.M
South Cypress
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Turtle Mountain
Merv Tweed
PC Party
Tweed
Lonnie Patterson
Bev Leadbeater
Carman
Denis Rocan
Rocan
Liberal
Minnedosa
Leanne Rowat
Harvey Paterson
Louann van Damme
Ashleigh Cullen
Alexis Einarson
Quebec
Wawanesa