Immunization Month Promoted by Manitoba Government and Doctors
Manitoba Health and Community Services Minister Bud Sherman and the Manitoba Medical Association join a nationwide Immunization Action Month effort. The campaign urges vaccination for children and some adults to prevent diseases such as diphtheria, whooping cough, polio, tetanus, mumps, measles, and rubella, with free vaccine access through health offices and local units.
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City of Winnipeg Health Department
Four Disease Vaccination Schedule for Women of Childbearing Age
Health officials outline a four disease combination vaccine and a detailed schedule for infants and children from two months to sixteen years. The plan includes DPTP at multiple ages, measles mumps vaccines, Sabin polio, rubella testing for girls, and tetanus boosters every ten years.
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Baldy Mountain CBC FM Transmitter Restored Service
The CBC Baldy Mountain FM transmitter on 105.8 return to air after antenna damage. New antenna installed and service fully restored to Dauphin Swan River and surrounding area from Winnipeg studios. FM offers clearer reception than prior inconsistent AM 990 signal.
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Baldy Mountain
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Heatline offers free federal help on home insulation
The HEATLINE is a free bilingual federal telephone service from the Office of Energy Conservation. It answers questions on home insulation and energy conservation and informs about grants and loans. Since its start a year ago, over 7,000 Canadians have used the service.
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Federal Office of Energy Conservation
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Insulation guidance from HEATLINE for Canadians
HEATLINE offers personalized insulation advice for walls floors ceilings and attics considering climate regional energy costs and home age. Learn about materials tools contractor selection caulking and weatherstripping with a free Office of Energy Conservation booklet keep ing the heat in and toll free contact numbers.
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Office of Energy Conservation
OEC
Winkler Votes to Keep Town Dry Amid Regional Shifts
Reggie notes Winkler Manitoba residents last week voted to remain dry while highlighting regional mood, citing the Saskatchewan NDP sweep as evidence that people support steady governance despite broader change.
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Winkler
Manitoba
NDP
Saskatchewan
Science club plans big year at University events
The University of Winnipeg hosted John Freisen for about 30 grades 11-12 students on November 7. An Armed Forces presentation is scheduled for November 15 for 9-12 students. Parent teacher interviews are set for November 20 and 21 with new features. The science club will display biology and chemistry projects and set up a telescope for viewing Monday and Tuesday. The club hopes to participate in larger science fairs this year to gain project display experience.
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University of Winnipeg
John Freisen
Berton urges Canadians to save heritage at conference
Pierre Berton told Saskatoon audiences that Canada is losing its past unless people act. He recalled Dawson City’s Palace Grand restoration and warned against letting relics burn or be torn down, urging towns to protect local heritage for children.
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Toronto
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