Rural Residency Training Launched in Dauphin Manitoba
Dauphin General Hospital and University of Manitoba faculty sign an agreement to establish a rural based training program for six family practice residents. One third funding from the faculty and two thirds from SCOMM. Health Minister Orchard calls it a major decentralization effort with $400,000 in 1989 funding. Residents will rotate in Parklands and Westman with initial enrolment at Seven Oaks General Hospital.
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Winnipeg
Dauphin General Hospital
University of Manitoba Faculty of Medicine
Dauphin
Parklands
Westman
Faculty of Medicine
Health Minister
Standing Committee On Medical Manpower
SCOMM
Manitoba
Donald W. Orchard
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Seven Oaks General Hospital
Risks of using unregistered herbicide tank mixes in Manitoba
Manitoba weed specialist Mark Goodwin cautions farmers about making their own tank mixes. Unregistered blends can injure crops, reduce weed control, and create problematic mixtures. Mixing incompatible products may produce a mayonnaise-like residue and raise pesticide residues. He urges using registered mixes, checking labels, and consulting the Guide to Chemical Weed Control before any mixing.
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Winnipeg
Mark Goodwin
Manitoba Agriculture
Goodwin
Exterior security lighting improves home safety and curb appeal
Statistics show a well lit yard helps prevent break ins by creating a watched impression. Install lights directed from the house to cover yards and walkways, high enough to avoid glare, using varied styles and colors to highlight texture while avoiding harsh distortion.
This Week in Canada June milestones and events
A compact look at notable Canadian events by date. On June 11 1782 William Black became Halifax’s first Methodist preacher. June 11 1815 saw North West Company employees attack the Selkirk colony at Red River. June 13 1818 Richard Talbot brought 200 Irish immigrants to London township. June 11 1816 gold was found at La Havre River Nova Scotia. June 14 1617 Louis Hebert, first farmer-doctor, arrived Tadoussac. June 15 1688 three Iroquois nations signed Neutrality. In 1944 the CCF won Saskatchewan for the first time.
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William Black
Halifax
North West Company
Selkirk
Red River
Richard Talbot
London Township
la Havre River
N.S
Louis Hebert
Canada
Tadoussac
CCF
Saskatchewan
M G R A Judges Tour Through Manitoba Roads and Beautification
Manitoba Good Roads Association judges will tour the province to judge municipal roads beautification and home grounds in cities towns villages and unincorporated areas. Entries accepted from member municipalities with a June 28 deadline. Winners to be honored at Brandon banquet on January 18 1991.
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Portage LA Prairie
Manitoba Good Roads Association
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Department of Highways
Brandon
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