Manitoba Health Minister welcomes large medical class at U of M
Health Minister Theresa Oswald welcomed one of the largest entering classes at the University of Manitoba Faculty of Medicine during the white coat ceremony on Aug 22. She noted 100 new students and outlined plans to expand spaces to 110, bolster licensure for international graduates, and increase funding for emergency medicine education.
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Theresa Oswald
University of Manitoba
Faculty of Medicine
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Diane McGifford
U of M School of Medicine
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Park West School Board Extends Kenton Review One Year
The Park West School Board granted the Kenton School a one year extension of the review process postponing the decision on closure for another year. The town’s oldest public building in Souris, now The Plum, marked 124 years with a tea party and celebrates its heritage on Aug 13.
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Show N Shine draws crowds in Melita park
The 3 & 83 Cruisers staged a Show N Shine on August 12 at Central Park with many spectators admiring vintage cars trucks tractors and motorcycles in Melita.
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Deputy Mayor Opposes Dowhan Trip to Moncton Ceremony
Deputy-mayor Vicky Yakemishin spoke against funding Council Dowhan to attend the National Communities in Bloom awards in Moncton NB. She argued funds would be better used citywide. Council nonetheless passed the motion.
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Valley storm appraises crops after Aug hail
Hail in the Swan Valley region on August 8 damaged crops with field losses noted. MASC agent Clint Eisner reports over 100 crop damage claims, rising to about 150 after a smaller storm on August 13, with some fields completely destroyed.
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Dauphin
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Clint Eisner
Student cannot join Kipling school move
Tyler Decelle, a 15 year old with cerebral palsy, will not transfer with Kennedy Langbank students to Kipling as Prairie Valley closes KLS for 2007 08. Kipling School lacks wheelchair accessible washroom and is not equipped to meet his needs.
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