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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 17, 1990

Page

16

Easter Seals aid Delmage twins in Manitoba fight CP

Brandon Manitoba family Lindsay and Robin Delmage age 17 months cope with cerebral palsy through daily therapy and SMD support. Kim Delmage spends hours daily guiding Robin and Lindsay as Blair balances work and home tasks while relatives and neighbors offer help. The family travels to Winnipeg and Brandon for pediatric care and therapies with Easter Seal Campaign funds backing services.

Brandon Lindsay Robin Delmage Minnedosa Manitoba Society For Manitobans With Disabilities SMD Delmage C.P Kin Delmage Kim Delmages Benjamin Robin Blair Delmage Blair Society For Manitobans With Disabilities Winnipeg

Timeline events from Canada in April centuries apart

ThisWeek in Canada notes several historical milestones. On April 16, 1856 Parliament chose Quebec as capital after 1859 and Governor Douglas announced gold discovery in British Columbia with Crown licenses. On April 17, 1760 General De Levis departed Montreal to seize Quebec. In 1916 diplomat Von Papen was indicted by a New York grand jury for plans to destroy the Welland Canal.

Quebec Canada Douglas British Columbia General de Levis Montreal von Papen New York Grand Jury Welland Canal

Cabinet approves special warrant for interim Manitoba funds

Finance Minister Clayton Manness announced a $1.106 billion special warrant to grant interim spending authority for the first three months of 1990-91 as the legislature has recessed. A $39 million warrant covers extra spending for 1989-90, including schools, social assistance, forest fires, and highway work, with a $144 million deficit projection already accounting for these needs.

Winnipeg Clayton Manness Manness

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