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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 16, 1993

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Hamiota residents oppose regional waste site proposal

Citizens of the RM of Hamiota present a petition with over 130 signatures against a proposed regional waste disposal site two miles west of Hamiota on land owned by Prairie Environmental Services Inc. The council has only expressed in principle support and has not made a final decision.

Wanda Strachan R.M Hamiota Prairie Environmental Services Inc R.M. of

Nurses raise health center concerns at Hamiota council meeting

At the February 24 council session Mayor Mennie and members heard Susan Allen and Vivian Martinussen of the LPN group report layoffs at the Hamiota Health Centre. Thirteen LPNs were laid off with rumors of seven partial rehires replacing them with aides. The LPNs urged preserving care quality and leadership in rural health care, noting only half the Hospital Board attended the decision. They cited ROTA impacts and pledged to fight for maintained standards as the town considers future housing, road plans, and regional services.

Mennie Dixon Briggs MacDonald Sedgwick Susan Allen Vivian Martinussen Hamiota Health Centre Lpns Hamiota Rota Council Village of John Unrau R.M Wayne Angus Keith Bridge Bruce Cochran Eric Brown Lorne Dale Gwen Snell Snell

Manitoba legislators approve 3.8 percent pay cut

The Manitoba legislative assembly management committee reduced MLA salaries by 3.8 percent and cut benefits and living allowances. The nine member panel led by Speaker Denis Rocan, including five Conservatives, three New Democrats, and one Liberal, oversees the legislature’s $14 million annual budget.

Manitoba Legislative Assembly Denis Rocan New Democrats

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