Detox centre row in The Pas prompts hospital split plan
Manitoba Health Commission proposes converting St. Anthony's 25 bed unit into a detoxification centre amid concerns over proper staffing and whether an acute treatment hospital is the right setting. Readers urge separate operation, court orders, and relocation to a different site such as the former women’s jail or Northern Manpower premises in The Pas.
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Manitoba Health Commission
St. Anthony’s Hospital
St. Anthony's
Pas
St. Anthony’s
Manitoba
Northern Manpower
Provincial Department of Northern Affairs
Board of
Board weighs detox facility size against hospital impact
The author urges consultation with doctors, noting the Centre needs medical staff and warning that a large detox unit in the same building may disrupt other patients. They argue the disease warrants a separate, properly staffed facility to avoid burdens on the hospital.
An Explanation Wanted on Pas Mells Development Fund Loan
A Manitoba source questions the 100000 loan to The Pas Mells Development Corporation from the Community Economic Development Fund. Public statement demanded by Metis people and creditors to clarify delays, governance, and how funds were used amid ongoing construction delays with Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation.
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Pas Mells Development Corporation
Community Economic Development Fund
Development Fund
Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation
Development Corporation
Static debate over shopping office complex for The Pas Reserve
Four camps form around a proposed 110000 square foot shopping center on The Pas Reserve. The Pas Indian Band seeks self sufficiency while The Pas Town weighs taxation and potential impact on local business. Business leaders fear costs, consumers demand affordable living, government officials urge careful market analysis and consistent policy.
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Pas
Indian Affairs Branch
Ottawa
Pas Reserve
Public engagement urged as Manitoba town council faces dispute
Government of Manitoba joins as fifth party in a dispute over municipal governance under the Municipal Act with Ottawa as sixth party for Treaty Indian. The town council is urged to improve public communication and keep constituents informed on all matters while the chamber of commerce must engage merchants and the community to avoid acting as a closed entity.
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Government of
Manitoba
Ottawa
Chamber of Commerce
Canadian Network TV Schedule January 17 23 1970s era listings
A dense regional schedule lists daily CBC TV programming from Monday through Wednesday January 17 to January 23, detailing hour by hour shows including Sesame Street, Four Corners, Green Acres, The Ed Allen Hour, The Real Magees, MASH, The Carol Burnett Show, World At War, The Beachcombers, The Waltons, Cannon and Nature of Things among many others with times and sequence. It captures a typical broadcast day rhythm with news blocks, specials, and children's programming.
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Ed Allen
Mr. Dressup
Four Corners
Pierre Burton
Brian Keith
CBC TV
Canada
the Beachcombers
the Collaborators
the Market Place
Ombudsman
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L.H.K
LaRose Ave
Rte
Valley Auction Mart
Minitonas
Ph Sea
the Valley Auction Mart
Rtc
Edwards Ave
2Nd Street N
Edinburgh
the Explorers
Warpath
Mr. Soames
the Electric Co
Gilligan’s Island
Howie Meeker Hockey School
E Dial Electric Co
Dial Electric Co
2Nd Street
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