Manitoba Home Care nurses seek first contract
Three hundred Home Care nurses under the Manitoba Health Continuing Care Program applied to the Manitoba Labour Board on June 13 for a first contract after mediation talks stalled. They seek wage parity and benefits matching other Home Care employees, noting no raise since October 1988. The latest offer, 3% retroactive and 1% later, is 12.5% below peers. Current starter wages: Licensed Practical Nurse 12.29 to 14.07 hourly. Registered Nurse 13.85 to 16.60 hourly.
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Parkland Harvest Festival Saved by Community Effort
Rossburn's Parkland Harvest Festival will go on this year thanks to 11th hour action by local citizens and business people. The Rossburn Agricultural Society raffles races including quarterhorse thoroughbred appaloosa and Indian pony events plus chuckwagon chariot pony races. Street bingo cabaret and men’s fastball and mixed slo pitch tournaments are planned with a teen dance sponsored by the Rossburn Arts Council at the community hall over August 3 4 and 5.
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Avis Stitt Honored by Rossburn District Health Centre Board
The Rossburn District Health Centre Board honored retiring Administrator Avis Stitt at a supper on June 19. Joyce Lepischak presented Mrs. Stitt with two brass vases in recognition of her 32 years of service to the local medical facility.
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Derkach unveils Manitoba high school education plan
Education and Training Minister Len Derkach released an action plan to modernize Manitoba high schools into the 1990s and beyond. The document entitled Answering the Challenge outlines 90 strategies including curriculum revision, literacy emphasis, province wide standards, new Skills for Independent Living course, enhanced senior level credits, and mandatory summative exams starting in 1990 1991 for mathematics.
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Len Derkach
Manitoba
High School Review Policy Advisory Committee
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Heat wave to continue with 30 Monday and 28 Tuesday
Forecasters expect a heat wave into the week with highs around 30 on Monday and 28 on Tuesday, overnight lows 11 to 13, and no rain or wind. The dry spell combined with last week’s rain favors hay and grain crop growth.
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