Barriers removed for skilled professionals in Manitoba PNP
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program expands access by removing licensing requirements for internationally skilled workers with ties to Manitoba. Applicants are assessed on merit with emphasis on employability, training, experience, and language skills. The program aims to strengthen the economy and communities, supported by a 2007 record of nearly 11,000 newcomers and a population boost. A updated kit and new website immati manitoba.com assist applicants in deciding where to settle and find jobs.
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Manitoba
Labour and Immigration
Nancy Allan
Immigratemanitoba
Park West Outlaws Seek Sept. 19 Home Opener Approval
Last minute approvals sought for the Park West Outlaws high school football team to play its home opener on September 19. The team draws players from six schools Hamiota Rossburn Major Pratt St Lazare Shoal Lake and Birtle but MHSAA rules limit cooperative teams to players from up to three schools. The team played last season with approval.
Remembering 9 11 at International Peace Garden ceremony
The International Peace Garden hosted the annual 9 11 ceremony as Doug Hevener CEO noted the event marks seven years since the tragedy and will honor ongoing sacrifices by Canadians and Americans to keep their nations safe.
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International Peace Garden
Doug Hevener
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Canada
Southwest boom hits Melita area with quick house sales
The southwest real estate market shows four new homes under construction in Melita with many more in surrounding communities. Homes remain available but selling fast while rental properties stay tight.
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Melita
South West
Two couples open What's In Store second hand shop in Kamsack
Two Kamsack couples announce the opening of What's In Store on Main Street as a community service initiative. By month’s end the store will accept donations of clothing furniture dishes tools and other reasonably usable items from residents seeking to declutter.
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Kamsack Times
Kamsack
Woman Dies in Highway 16 Crash Near Russell
At 7:55 a.m. last Friday, Russell RCMP responded to a two wrecks collision seven and a half kilometres west of town on Highway 16. An eastbound Melville woman, 69, hit the rear of a semi, then crossed into the oncoming lane and struck a second semi. The woman was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Russell Banner
Russell Rcmp
Hwy. 16
Melville
Vandals Break In At Souris School Damaging Property
Vandals entered Souris School on September 7 by breaking a classroom door and damaging others, stole cash from the cafeteria, slashed all four tires of the track, with damage estimated above 5000 dollars. SWAN VALLEY STAR & TIMES reports Bitterroot Resources shows mining potential in the valley after a coal discovery near the Saskatchewan Manitoba border north of Hudson Bay, SK.
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Swan Valley Star & Times
Swan Valley
Bitterroot
Hudson Bay
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Knights of Columbus plan to rebuild hall at 423 Main Street
The DAUPHIN Herald reports the Knights of Columbus intend to rebuild their hall at 423 Main Street South after a fire on September 1 destroyed the building. They work with their insurer to determine if rebuilding is feasible.
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