CMOH issues listeria guidance amid Maple Leaf recalls
The Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health informs Manitobans about listeria and Maple Leaf product recalls. Do not eat ready to eat meats not on the recall list. dispose of or return uncertain items. Seek medical care if symptoms occur or if at high risk, and call toll free numbers for recalls and information. Public health notes a lab confirmed case linked to the outbreak.
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1 200 Take in Ride Crossroads This Week
Community and Canadian spirit were evident in Shoal Lake on August 16 as the RCMP Musical Ride paid tribute to heritage and history. About 1,200 people attended the event, a living symbol of national culture. A Boissevain man died in a crop duster crash on August 18, Dan Tufts, 33, leaving wife Mandy and three children.
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Tractor overboard on Sourisford Bridge collapse risks rider
On the evening of August 19 a local farmer driving a tractor with a grain cart tried to cross the Black Bridge on Sourisford Road. The bridge collapsed and the equipment slid toward the Souris River but the tractor bucket caught the side rail, saving the driver from going fully into the water.
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Plum celebrates 125th anniversary of cornerstone
The Plum 1883 Museum and Tearoom in Souris Plaindealer marks 125 years since the cornerstone was laid for the towns oldest building. Celebrations on August 13 spanned the day, noting The Plum as the communitys first Anglican church on the prairie.
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Souris Plaindealer
Prairies
Regional water co op eyed by Gilbert Plains Grandview
The RM of Gilbert Plains seeks Water Services Board aid to build a regional water supply and treatment system. The RM Gilbert Plains town and Grandview are weighing formation of a regional water cooperative.
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Kids Act Up For Week At Vagabond Theatre Camp
Nearly 70 youths from five to 15 traveled from Saskatoon and Winnipeg to attend a week long Vagabond Theatre Company musical theatre camp offering professional instruction in dance drama and vocals.
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Russell Banner
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Vagabond Theatre Company
Village council sets minimum price for lots in Pelly
Kamsack Times notes Pelly village council establishes a sale price of 30 dollars per frontage foot with a minimum bid of 1000 dollars per lot. Dauphin Herald reports Dauphin city council will discuss restricting spray paint sales to minors at upcoming planning and priorities meeting to curb graffiti.
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Kamsack Times-Pelly Village
Dauphin Herald-Dauphin City Council
Harley House Certified as Municipal Heritage Home
The historic 108 year old Harley House in Swan Valley is designated a municipal heritage home, preserving a landmark once considered the town's first proper residence and marking a lasting piece of Swan River history.
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Swan Valley Star & Times
Swan River
Harley
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