Dauphin to host new rural paramedic training program
The Parkland Regional Health Authority announces Dauphin will be one of three rural locations for a 12 month intensive paramedic training program by Red River College in collaboration with Manitoba Advanced Education and Literacy. Eight students per site will train in Winnipeg and rural/northern locations including Dauphin The Pas and Souris with practical labs at Notre Dame Campus Winnipeg and on site in rural Manitoba. The program begins September 2008 and will rotate to other rural sites annually to meet province wide EMS labour needs. Allan Bradley PRHA CEO welcomed the EMS Week announcement and urged interested candidates to contact Red River College for details.
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Three Women Receive Yellow Ribbon Award at Nurses Union
Susanne Burdett of Birtle Local 54 is among three women honored at the Manitoba Nurses Union 33rd annual meeting for nearly three decades of service to Birtle Health Centre and the community. Boissevain housing plan begins this summer with phase five delayed to 2009, featuring 22 lots sized 78 to 110 feet.
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World Spectator Seeks Name for Mossomin Integrated Health Facility
A new 85 bed integrated health care unit under construction replaces the hospital nursing home and the Eastern Saskatchewan Pioneer Lodge. The $30 million complex is due for completion this year with an opening tentatively set for September 9 and 10.
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Lets Make A Splash Pool Project Advances On Target
The Souris PlainDealer reports the new pool committee has signed the contract for the pool project, avoiding overruns and keeping the plan on schedule with about 385000 left to raise of 1126 million, and a 2009 opening planned. The Exponent notes Grandview council kept taxes steady for 2008 with a 0.94 mill increase in the Mountain View School Division levy.
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Park Gate Aims to Restrict Duck Mountain Dump Access
KAMSACK TIMES reports a gate will limit park dump access to short periods to curb non residents entering from beyond Duck Mountain Provincial Park. Park staff discourage visits to view bears at the dump to protect wildlife and visitors.
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Local physician Dr Blair Hrabarchuk earns ACP fellowship
Dauphin doctor Blair Hrabarchuk, an internal medicine specialist with 16 years in the community, has been awarded a fellowship to the American College of Physicians. He welcomed the honour and noted his long ACP membership.
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