Museums Work To Restart After Winter Pause In Roblin
Keystone Pioneers Museum crews and volunteers in Roblin prepare for a busy year with card parties, exhibits, and planning for Manitoba Day events. Grants remain unconfirmed while students from Goose Lake High join museum plans for May 12 celebrations. Local businesses support fundraising as KPM hosts four card parties and lines up a parkway Co op hamburger sale.
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Norman Douse
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Kevin Smith
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Parkway Co-op
Roblin
Mother Teresa
Province expands cancer care with beds and screenings
Manitoba plans to triple radiation oncology beds, fund over 2500 additional breast cancer screenings, and hire new staff as part of a broad cancer prevention and treatment package. Health Minister Theresa Oswald notes aging population drives strategic investments to sustain quality care. Healthy Living Minister Kerri Irvin-Ross emphasizes early detection and expanded breast screening and colorectal programs.
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War Amps marks milestones and CHAMP legacy drive
War Amps CEO Cliff Chadderton highlights Meaghan's story a quad amputee and notes milestones from 1918 formation after WWI to 1945 lessons and 2005 CHAMP program. Since 1946 the charity has returned over one million key sets, funded entirely by public support with no government grants.
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