Westman Legal Aid Services Brisk Use in Brandon Office
Westman Community Legal Services reports over 2,000 people in western Manitoba have received legal aid or duty counselling since August from Brandon, with 763 certificates issued for formal court work and 1,400 receiving duty help. Private lawyers assisted about 500 of the certificates and 1,000 of the duty counselling cases. The office serves the Western Judicial District from 157 Ninth Street, Brandon, and ensures a legal aid lawyer appears in criminal and juvenile court sessions, with lawyers visiting remote areas and institutions in the region.
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Manitoba
Westman Community Legal Services
Brandon
Ron Meyers
Legal Aid Services Society of Manitoba
Meyers
Brian Giesbrecht
Westtman
Howard Pawley
Legal Aid Office
Legal Aid Panel
Western Judicial District
Western Manitoba
Legal Aid Manitoba
Giesbrecht
Western Judicial
Westman
Brandon Correctional Institute
Rossburn
Rivers
Canada's Health of Animals Branch Saves Millions in Livestock Disease Losses
Agriculture Canada reports the Health of Animals Branch has greatly reduced bovine tuberculosis and brucellosis, limiting human disease and cutting costs. Vaccination clinics and free diagnostics reduce risk, with estimated annual savings of about 50 million dollars from tuberculosis, brucellosis, and hog cholera.
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Agriculture Canada
Canada
United States
Deputy Minister Visits Health Centre in Hamiota
Dr. T H Tulchinsky Deputy Minister of Health and Social Development met with the Health Centre Governing Board and staff in Hamiota on Friday January 23 discussing district health centres progress since 1974. He reviewed trends in Manitoba health care including community residence care and mental health work, immunization and child welfare, and stressed the importance of basic public health services and ongoing programs in safety fitness and health education.
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Hamiota
T. H. Tulchinsky
Manitoba
Brandon
Frank McPhaden
Rolling Dale
Cardale
Tulchinsky
Canada
New Manitoba Highway Map Released for Two-Year Use
Manitoba releases the 1976 official highway map designed for two years to save costs. It covers 4 000 miles of Provincial Trunk Highways and 7 500 miles of Provincial Roads, with city maps, mileage guides, border information, recreation areas, radio stations, RCMP locations, and tourist centers. 600 000 copies were printed and distribution begins via tourism offices, service stations, weigh scales, chambers of commerce, and other agencies in Canada and the United States.
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Manitoba
Peter Burtniak
Manitoba-U.s
R.C.M.P
Department of Tourism, Recreation and Cultural Affairs
Chambers of Commerce
Government of Canada
United States
Park Residence News Birthday Wishes and Visits
Park residence notes visitations and greetings from Gilam to Reston and Shoal Lake. Gordon Leslie and Lori Whyte visit grandma Mrs. Jean Tweed. Stella Bray remains hospitalized. Frank Reid and Donna dined with Aunt D Sutherland for her birthday. Birthday congrats go to Mrs. J Morrice and Mrs. M Arthur at Shoal Lake Nursing Home aged 94. Harvey Kirk took his mother and Mrs. D Sutherland to Shoal Lake Morley House to visit Hamiota relatives. E Duncan and wife spent Friday at Reston with family.
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Gordon Leslie
Gilam
Manitoba
Lori Whyte
R. N
Reston
Jean Tweed
Stella Bray
Frank Reid
Donna
Birtle
D. Sutherland
J. Morrice
M. Arthur
Shoal Lake
Harvey Kirk
Margaret Kirk
Morley House
E. Duncan
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