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Rivers Banner

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 06, 2008

Page

9

Health board approves 2008/09 budget at Assiniboine region

Assiniboine Regional Health Authority directors approve the 2008/09 operating budget promising a balanced year end. March 31 2008 finance report shows year to date surplus of 4748541 with projected year end surplus of 1074715. Board ratifies Manitoba Nurses Union agreement and updates cover HR, capital projects, Russell hemodialysis, Neepawa EMS facility, Rivers renovation, women's wellness clinics and HPV immunization. Next meeting June 18 at 7 pm in Souris. Contact 1 888 682 2253 for minutes.

Assiniboine Regional Health Authority Manitoba Nurses Union Russell Neepawa Rivers Souris

Paradigm Shifting for the Future Holistic Conference

Manitoba and rural groups host North America’s first International Holistic Management conference in Brandon October 22 to 26 at the Keystone Centre. The event pairs with Wheat City Stampede and features global speakers on holistic resource management for livestock producers and foragers.

Manitoba Forage Council Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives Manitoba Brandon Wheat City Keystone Centre North America Abe Collins Carbon Farmers of America Jill Clapperton Gordon College Ron Chapman Pam Jo-Lene Mbforagecouncil

Manitoba NDP targets farmers over Lake Winnipeg nutrients

A reader criticizes Manitoba's NDP government for sector by sector nutrient controls aimed at reducing runoff into Lake Winnipeg. The message warns farmers will be blamed first, with hogs then other sectors, and suggests cross-border food sourcing if farming is impeded. It references Hansard remarks by Minister Stan Struthers about reducing nutrients.

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