STEP program aims to boost child safety in car seats
The STEP road safety campaign in Manitoba focuses on proper child seat use and installation to protect children in vehicles. Police emphasize minor adjustments like locking clips and tether straps, with enforcement during a two week period and plans for an anti impaired driving effort later this fall.
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Jim Kingdon
Manitoba Public Insurance Road Safety
Manitoba
Rossburn Celebrates 24 New Businesses During Small Business Week
During Small Business Week Oct 24 29 the Rossburn Russell and Roblin communities highlight 24 local startups purchases and job gains totaling 45. The effort is led by Rossburn Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development Board with Kathy Swann as Economic Development Officer.
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Rossburn
Russell
Roblin
Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development Group
Kathy Swann
Manitoba appoints chair for minimum wage review board
Labor Minister Darren Praznik announced Jack McJannet QC of McJannet Rich as chair of the Minimum Wage Review Board to consult Manitobans and report recommendations before year end. The board includes three employee representatives and three employer representatives with input from workers and business owners. Manitoba's minimum wage stood at 5.00 per hour as of March 1, 1991.
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Labor
Darren Praznik
Jack McJannet QC
Winnipeg
McJannet Rich
Manitoba
eJoy Santos
International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union
eGreg Maruca
Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union
Bernard Christophe
United Food and Commercial Workers
Ms Oyers
Are Lerner
Richly Sportswear Ltd
Brian Martineau
Pizza Hut
Brandon
Willy Gooden
Little Chief
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Minimum Wage Review Board