MPI to Cut Auto Insurance Rates for Fourth Year in Manitoba
Manitoba Public Insurance seeks a 1.2 percent overall premium revenue reduction from the Public Utilities Board, aiming to keep Manitoba drivers among Canada’s lowest rates. The proposal follows a 16.6 percent one time discount and would affect about 437,529 vehicles with many seeing $20 to $50 decreases.
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Jack Zacharias
Cowling Wins Agricore Regional Scholarship for Agriculture
Sharla Cowling of Hamiton is among twelve Western Canada students receiving a $1000 Agricore regional scholarship for the 2001 02 academic year. Cowling attends the University of Manitoba and is recognized for academics community volunteer work and references from teachers and leaders.
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Hamiota
Canada
Agricore
AgPlus
Cowling
Bruce
Sandra
University of Manitoba
Jim Wilson
Western
Hamiota Health Centre Hosts Volunteer Barbecue and Gala
A volunteer barbecue will be held June 13 at noon in the Hamiota hospital courtyard with door prizes gifts and certificates as part of the Gala Millennium honoring volunteers. The Alzheimer Society Walk is set for June 20 starting at 7 00 pm from Birch Lodge with registration at 6 30 pm. Nadine Slimmon Pam Robinson provide contact for pledge forms.
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Pallative Care Unit
Hamiota District Health Centre
Alzheimer Society
Birch Lodge
Pam Robinson
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Nadine Slimmon
Len Rust
Memory Walks Across Manitoba Support Alzheimer Society
Memory Walk events across Manitoba raise pledges for Alzheimer Society programs and the search for a cure. In Hamiota the walk is June 20 at Birch Lodge with Nadine Slimmon coordinating pledges. Funds stay in Westman to support education, helpline services, support groups, and community outreach.
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Hamiota
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Alzheimer Manitoba
Westman
Echo corrects typo on Manitoba Teachers’ Society award nominee
The Echo corrects a front page error from last week stating Karina Heise won the Manitoba Teachers Society Young Humanitarian Award. The 11 year old Hamiota Elementary student was among the nominees and not a winner. The newspaper apologizes for the inconvenience.
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