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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 14, 1996
Page
3
A concerned coalition warns about dwindling rural medical staff as long term physicians exit and short term replacements fail to fill gaps, risking facility closures amid a government bill moving through the legislature.
The Village of Hamiota council met on Sept 18 1996 and approved selling an old trailer for 100 to Steve Swan as is. A building permit was approved and By-laws 16 96 17 96 18 96 passed readings. The manager proposed a dog catcher at 15 per dog and planned tree removal and landscaping discussions. A health care coalition warns that Bill 49 regionalizes hospitals eroding rural services and hosts an October 24 forum at the Keystone Centre ACT room.
Rural Manitoba lab and imaging contracts must end by April 1 as 10 new regional health authorities prepare to begin. Health minister calls move technical, opposition accuses privatization, union leader laments lost jobs and fears for lab workers.
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