Manitoba drives private sector job growth above national pace
Manitoba reports private sector employment rising by 2.4 percent over the past year, adding more than 10 000 jobs and driving unemployment down to 4.3 percent. Industry Minister Jim Rondeau notes Manitoba outperforms Canada in GDP, wages, trade, housing, construction and manufacturing. Fraser Institute ranks Manitoba third best in overall fiscal performance.
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Dauphin Swan River Marquette MP Sworn In Again
Inky Mark was sworn in as MP for Dauphin Swan River Marquette in the 39th Canadian Parliament. He noted this is his fourth oath since first elected in 1997 and pledged to serve constituents with accessible aid and accountable government while balancing Ottawa duties with home needs.
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Hamiota Elementary Plans TV Turn Off Challenge
Students at Hamiota Elementary School join TV Turn-Off 2006 from February 6 to 10 to skip television the internet and video games. They will seek other amusements and aim to boost physical activity.
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Canadian MPs Deploy to Afghanistan From Edmonton
Corporal Juanita Danilee Brockman 21 of Reston Collegiate 2002 is among 120 Canadian soldiers to be deployed to Kandahar for a six month tour. About 90 MPs travel with the group. They fly out of Edmonton on February 6.
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New Wellness Centre Opens in Russell by Robyn Nerbas
The Divine Earth Alternative Health and Wellness Centre opened by Reiki practitioner Robyn Nerbas offers reflexology life link body talk Reiki heart Essence and feng shui along with Raindrop and massage therapies. It also sells jewelry incense organic oils and coffees in an elegant soothing setting.
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Holly Scott team shines at Manitoba Scott Tournament of Hearts
The Holly Scott rink from Grandview Exponent posted two wins at the Manitoba Scott Tournament of Hearts, held January 25 to 29 in Thompson. They defeated Shauna Streich of Fort Rouge Curling Club and Kristen Williamson of Roseland, staying competitive in all matches except a loss to Karen Porritt of St. Vital.
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Doctor arrives to restore services at Kamsack Hospital
Two months of disrupted service at Kamsack Hospital end with Dr. Tumelo Edward Mathabela joining staff on Feb 1. He is the third permanent doctor in the community, restoring outpatient and ER services.
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Rail company postpones Dauphin terminal closure
Dauphin Herald CN Rail says the Dauphin terminal will not close now. In July it warned staff it was exploring a closure to move operations to Canora Saskatchewan. The plan would have impacted 25 workers and cut about 2.5 million in annual salaries locally.
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Natural gas rate hike approved for Swan Valley users
The Public Utilities Board approved Swan Valley Gas Corporation's rate increase effective February 1, raising bills 12.9 to 19 percent. SVGC is a wholly owned subsidiary of SaskEnergy Inc.
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