Parkland Region receives funding for landfill and infrastructure
Manitoba announces 2.7 million from Manitoba GRO for Parkland projects. RM Yellowhead gets bridges and culverts, Roblin to fund solid waste cell and leachate pond, Swan Valley West to upgrade Benito Landfill, Minitoba Beals Ford Crossing plan includes engineering and environmental work. The program aims to grow and sustain communities with up to 42 million total funding via the Rural Strategic Infrastructure Budget.
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Glen Simard
Cal Infrastructure
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Green Team funding expands youth summer jobs in Manitoba
The province announced up to 7.6 million dollars for 2025 Urban/Hometown Green Team summer employment, up 1.3 million, funding 610 projects and about 1,900 youths. Grants cover full wage costs plus 250 dollars per position for non profits and 50 percent for municipalities. Projects include Riding Mountain West, Grandview, Roblin and public works, beautification, and day camp efforts.
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Baldur hunter earns second-largest bear in province
Walter Lockhart tracked a bear for six years before successfully hunting it, placing his prize among the top five all time per the Pope and Young Club. The moment highlighted Manitoba Bowhunters Record Club’s banquet recognizing remarkable wildlife feats.
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Quad Lambs Born Surprise in Inglis Area
Russell Banner Darius and Raymond Bomback report four lambs born to a single ewe last week near Inglis marking a rare quad birth. The Bombacks note they have previously seen twins and triplets, with quad births statistically rare at about one in 500 and survival odds near one in a thousand.
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Inglis
Province grants $500000 to Dauphin Countryfest
Dauphin MLA Ron Kostyshyn announced a $500,000 provincial grant to Dauphin's Countryfest, the longest running country music festival in Canada. The funds aim to support the event as it recovers from the Covid pandemic and boost the Parkland region and Manitoba.
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New Microtel Hotel Coming to Swan Valley Airport Area
The Sapo taweyak Cree Nation plans a 76 unit Microtel by Wyndham hotel with a 50 seat restaurant 20 machine gaming lounge pool waterslide and attached SCN Conference and Recreation Centre near the airport. It will be 100 percent SCN owned and operated.
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Sapotaweyak Cree Nation
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Microtel
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