Rural medical school eyed to aid Manitoba care access
Deborah Poff BU president backs a Brandon University medical school as a rural health solution. A resolution endorsing the idea passed at the Association of Manitoba Municipalities convention. Feasibility studies are being pursued, with WI discussions noting four percent of Manitoba Medical School graduates practice rurally. March WI meeting to discuss the 12 provincial resolutions.
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Rivers First Discuss Preside Or Poff Wa
A fragment suggests a discussion about leading or presiding, mentioning Poff and river context. Names are unclear due to the OCR errors, but the item hints at an early proposal or vote regarding river governance or leadership.
Notable birth and sports trades in historical notes
The notes recount John Watson born in Glasgow in 1847, the 1942 Canadian relocation order for Japanese in British Columbia, Wayne Gretzky trade to St Louis Blues in 1996, and Petrolia Ontario pioneering oil production in 1857, predating U.S. wells. Entities include Glasgow, Canada, British Columbia, Los Angeles Kings, Wayne Gretzky, St Louis Blues, Petrolia, Ontario.
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