Secrecy in municipal health boards and councils draws critique
The Brooks Bulletin editor criticizes private discussions and secret actions by municipalities health boards and councils. Reports from Medicine Hat and Carman-Morden expose closed meetings, leaked raises, and denial of public access. Editors and officials clash over openness, accountability, and reporting duties.
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Jamie Nesbitt
Brooks Bulletin
Medicine Hat
Carman-Morden
Carman Valley
Morden Times
Blairmore
Crowsnest Pass
Bryan Klippenstein
Manitou Western Canadian
Pembina-Manitou Health Centre
Manitou
Biggar
Independent
Greenhead Health District
Manitoba Flood Updates Prompt Closest Watch as Rains Rise
High water levels In Whiteshell area Moose Lake and most Manitoba lakes due to gradual melt with storms producing below average precipitation. Crest forecasts show no rise in rivers. Officials say they will monitor closely and inform Manitobans. Parking lots at Birds Hill and St. Malo parks are offered for storage of vehicles during floods. Residents may call Natural Resources offices in Birds Hill Park Morris or the Niverville Flood Liaison for arrangements. Offices open weekdays 8:30 to 4:30. Flood information also on Water Resources Branch and Manitoba Emergency Management Organization websites.
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Moose Lake
Manitoba
Whiteshell
Natural Resources Offices
Birds Hill Park
Morris
Niverville
Wee. Arte
Gov.mb.ca
Manitoba Emergency Management Organization
Internet
Community paper to receive Volunteer Service Award in Winnipeg
The Deloraine Times and Star will be honored at a luncheon during Volunteer Week in Winnipeg for an 18 story six month series on volunteers. Gerri Kroeker wrote and also volunteered on the project. The award is sponsored by Volunteer Centre of Winnipeg and Manitoba Lotteries Corporation.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Deloraine Times
Star
Volunteer Centre of Winnipeg
Manitoba Lotteries Corporation
Gerri Kroeker
Mani
Call Your Manitoba Hydro Office For Electrical Hazards
If you are concerned about electrical hazards or experiencing a flooded home contact your local Manitoba Hydro office for guidance on safety steps and essential precautions to prevent electrocution, fire, or further damage.
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Manitoba Hydro Office
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