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Hamiota Echo in Hamiota, Manitoba

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Hamiota Echo

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Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

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Jul 07, 2001

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Heritage Arts Centre progress funded by multiple grants

The Mid West Arts Council advances the Heritage Arts Centre in Hamiota a former Royal Bank building. Funding totals include 15000 from the Thomas Sill Foundation 4900 from Manitoba Culture Heritage and Tourism and 30997 from the Millennium Bureau of Canada with phase four work underway including electrical plumbing and interior finishing.

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Mid-West Arts Council Heritage Arts Royal Bank Hamiota Thomas Sill Foundation Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Tourism Millennium Bureau of Canada Hamiota Royal Bank Heritage Arts Centre
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Manitoba and Canada fund 58 municipal green projects

Canada and Manitoba commit 16,370,200 to 58 projects focusing on drinking water and wastewater. Hamiota receives 75000 for waterline renewal while Harrison RM gets 175000 for water sewer and lagoon expansion and a wastewater pond. Funding split equally among governments with local shares adjusted for Duck Bay and Camperville. Final approvals await environmental reviews.

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Canada Manitoba FPLCC Wayne Motheral Association of Manitoba Municipalities Duck Bay Camperville Manitoba Aboriginal and Northern Affairs
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Petition drives for stronger cellular service in Hamiota

The Hamiota Economic Development Corporation led by Development Officer Ed Brethour seeks letters of support from the Town and RM of Hamiota and local businesses to press for improved cellular telephone coverage. The push aims to attract better service and signal reliability for residents and commerce.

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