Random act of kindness goes viral in Winnipeg drive thru
A Winnipeg family recounts a random act at a drive thru where a stranger paid for their order and the driver behind them. The writer reflects on paying it forward, citing Jesus and St Paul on kindness, and notes over 30 people were blessed by one act. The piece urges living with daily kindness and accountability to God.
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Ordinary moments and divine laughter sustain a calm week
A reflective piece describes how ordinary chores like gardening laundry and cooking bring contentment, while time with a close friend and faith community sparks laughter and deep conversation. The author finds solace in simple days, friendships, and divine presence guiding discovery and identity.
Moving to Manitoba Brings Blessings and New Town Life
A narrator reflects on leaving a city for Manitoba over twenty years ago. They describe packing for medical trips, adjusting to out of town appointments, and finding fortunate opportunities in a small town. The message emphasizes faith in the Lord guiding their move and gratitude for community support.
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Manitoba
Harper government pledges rural health care boost in Manitoba
MP Robert Sopuck outlines a plan under the Economic Action Plan to improve rural health care in Manitoba. Loan forgiveness for family doctors nurse practitioners and nurses in designated underserved communities up to 8000 per year for doctors 400 hours of service required, plus 400 hours or 50 days. Manito ba receives 1.1 billion from Canada Health Transfer, a 336 million increase since 2005-06, with 6 percent yearly nationwide funding growth to sustain health care.
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Dauphin-Swan River-Marquette
Govenment
Manitoba
Canada Health Transfer
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