Manitoba Confirms First Suspected Sleeping Sickness Case
Manitoba health officials report a first suspected human case of western equine encephalitis in the province this year. An adult male is undergoing testing while the test remains only at a basic level of suspicion. 10 horses have died. 20 confirmed, 50 suspected in total. The government pauses phase two spraying in several areas, reviews Tuesday, while proceeding with aerial spraying around Winnipeg amid resident objections over potential chromosome damage to children.
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Selkirk
Stonewall
Nautical Institute Planned to Train 1500 for Merchant Fleet
Nova Scotia development minister Roland Thornhill said a new nautical institute to train up to 1,500 officers and men for a revived Canadian merchant marine could start later this year. A federal and provincial announcement is near after Thornhill's European port tour. The committee will report to the legislature and send a copy to Ottawa.
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Nautical Institute
Nova Scotia
Roland Thornhill
Thornhill
Chant Fleet
Ottawa
Missing boy found dead near Agassiz linked to eight disappearances
RCMP identified the badly beaten body of 15 year old Raymond King Jr of New Westminster B C as the victim found near Weaver Lake 85 kilometres east of Vancouver in the eight youths missing since April 21. The case prompts a serious crime unit review and caution on possible connections.
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Weaver Lake
Vancouver
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King
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Saskatoon
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Proke
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Surrey
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Railways urged to spur western investment and jobs
About 50 industry and railway groups urged federal and western provincial governments to create an investment climate to modernize rail networks in the West. They called for action on double tracking and reducing mountain grades before Dec 31, warning of job losses and stalled trade if not.
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Coal Association of Canada
Western Mountains
Garnet Page
The
Coal Association
West
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Canadian Railway and Transit Manufacturers Association
Ted Strain
National Farmers’ Union
Strain
Otto Lang
Pioneer Grain Co. Ltd
Lang
Federal Transport and Wheat Board
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