Program Launched To Curb Industrial Accidents In Manitoba
The Employment Safety Act effective Sept 15 1965 is run by the Manitoba Workmen's Compensation Board. Regulations seek safe premises and procedures, with penalties for noncompliance. Last year Manitoba reported 36 000 industrial accidents, 12 822 lost time cases, 444 lifelong disabilities, and 51 fatalities leaving 76 dependants.
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Reggie's Ramblings On politics and pop culture riffs
A column of quips and reflections on politics, party lines, and public figures. Noting shifts in the legislature, potential female candidates, and memories of historic Alberta and Canadian political names. Also touches on labor boycotts, education, and science anecdotes with wry, personal asides.
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