Safe Driving Week Campaign Prompts Driver Responsibility
The Canada Safety Council sponsors Safe Driving Week in December urging drivers to consider their legal and moral responsibility for passengers. Saskatchewan law requires belts for passengers with exemptions. Ontario leaves adult liability to self. Authors emphasize passengers’ trust and risk of injury from careless driving.
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Saskatchewan
Ontario
Canada Safety Council
Assiniboine Community College
Brandon
Manitoba
Safe Driving Week Ends December 7 Emphasizes Passenger Safety
The message stresses driver responsibility for passengers including children and warns against ignoring safety. It highlights the distress of causing an accident resulting in death or injury to a relative, friend, or child and urges careful, responsible driving through the week-long awareness effort.
Old School Building Upgrading Costs Outlined
The document lists structural and fire safety upgrades for a 1913 building and a 1950 addition. It details load requirements for public spaces, insulation, fire guards, new heating and electrical systems, stair and ramp updates, roofing, brick-pointing, and structural strengthening with total estimated costs around 124 500 dollars plus contingencies, plus 15 percent or minus 10 percent.
Building Upgrade Feasibility Notes From 1913 and 1950 Additions
The document outlines estimated costs for upgrading a building to suit future use, totaling about 70 000 for the 1950 addition and 10 000 framed miscellaneous items. It emphasizes estimates are preliminary and final costs depend on future use, with the 1913 structure described as sound and the 1950 wing labeled a safety hazard due to weak floor trusses and roof framing.
Letter to Editor on Personal Care Home Assessment Process
A letter outlines Manitoba and Dauphin panel procedures for evaluating patients for Personal Care Home placement. It recounts Mr Dixon’s 1976 77 hospital stays and repeated hostel level determinations, Legion pressure, and administrative efforts to find suitable care, housing, or temporary arrangements for his needs.
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Manitoba
Dauphin
M.H.S.C
Dixon
Roblin
Pixon Weld Beathe
Bethesda Lodge
Earl Ward
Legion
Mr. Dixon
Ward
Public Health Department
Messers Ward
Laurent Desjardin
Desjardins
Manitoba Health Services Commission
M.h.8.c
Health Services Commission
Roblin Health Centre delays care for veteran Dixon
The Roblin Health Centre Board explains it cannot admit Mr. Dixon to the Personal Care Home due to bed shortages and strict procedures. The Legion pledged support at the March meeting, but the Board says it has honored all promises and fears setting a risky precedent with other waitlisted patients.
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Dixon
Roblin
Tam
Legion
Roblin Health Centre
Board of Management
Patien
Erickson and Johnsons Visit Switzer and Mickelson Homes
Allan Vhaidl and Marie Johnson of Erickson visited the Raymond Switzer and Oscar Mickelson homes with other relatives for several days.
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Allan and
Marie Johnson
Erickson
Raymond Switzer
Oscar Mickelson
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LAW Office
Grandview
Grandview Credit Union Building
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Government of Canada
Victoria Avenue
Community College
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Rublin
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