Hamiota schools review five year plan progress
In 1996 Hamiota schools began a five year plan with five priorities including solid basic education and expanded vocational training. Students gained on the job experience at local clinics and veterinary offices while Birdtail River programs offered wood working and mechanics courses. A new computer lab funded by the district and economic development partners supports online courses and modern technology in Kindergarten through Grade 12.
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Wanda Strachan
Hamiota Schools
Mike Boyle
Hamiota Collegiate
Hamiota
Birdtail River
Boyle
Hamiota Economic Development Corporation
New Doctor Joins Health Centre Staff in Hamiota
Dr. Chris Breneman becomes the newest member of the Hamiota District Health Centre medical team. He started on August 21 and is settling in with his wife Kim and six year old Holden after a stint in Churchill. Breneman trained at the University of Manitoba and completed residency in Steinbach. He practiced briefly at St Pierre, Man. during residency. He cites community reputation and rural living as reasons for relocating. He is welcomed by Dr. Allan Ranson, Dr. Karen Juce, Dr. David Kristianson, and Dr. Steven Lonsdale, as the community hopes for a long stay.
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Wanda Strachan
Chris Breneman
Hamiota District Health Centre
Churchill
University of Manitoba
Steinbach
St. Pierre
Man
Breneman
Hamiota
Brenemans
Allan Ranson
Karen Juce
David Kristianson
Steven Lonsdale
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