Prairie Partners to gain Manitoba funding boost
A report notes Prairie Partners will receive about 300000 more per year in Manitoba government funding, aiding services for men tally challenged individuals in Boissevain though attracting workers remains difficult against oil company wages. The item also mentions language preservation efforts by First Nations groups and local medical planning in Swan Valley.
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