Fewer Duck Hunters Expected in Manitoba This Fall
Manitoba officials report a steady decline in waterfowl hunters since 1979 with about 3,000 fewer hunters each year. The drop is driven by inconsiderate hunters overcrowding hunting areas posted land and declining duck populations. Duck season began September 23 in this province.
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Manitoba
Manitoba Department of Natural Resources
Barry Verbinski
Canada
United States
Verbinski
Ting
Manitoba Jobs and Training Program extended with $8 million
The Manitoba government announces a second year for the Manitoba Jobs and Training Program funded by the Manitoba Jobs Fund and other agencies. The program has created thousands of long term jobs and supports up to 20 30 weeks wage assistance with training plans, targeting hospitals schools and non profits, with continued eligibility rules and positions for various organization sizes.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Manitoba Jobs’ Fund
Len Evans
Evans
Canada
Anitoba
York Avenue
Crime Stoppers expands to rural Manitoba in partnership
The Manitoba Chamber of Commerce launches Crime Stoppers outside Winnipeg with RCMP Cst. Gary Murphy describing a toll free line 1 800 782 8477 and a board driven by volunteers from across the province to fund, award, and administer anonymous tips leading to arrests and recoveries.
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Manitoba
Delta
Winnipeg
Manitoba Chamber of Commerce
Perimeter Highway
Albuquerque
New Mexico
North America
Canada
United States
Manitoba Crime Stoppers
Rcmp Cst
Gary Murphy
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
Cst. Murphy
Westman
Cst
Murphy
Board of Directors
Rossburn
Shoal Lake
Chambers of Commerce
Birtle
Correction Corrects Rossburn Home Wander Dates
A resident who wandered from the Rossburn Personal Care Home was away overnight from September 12 and found September 13, correcting earlier reports that stated September 19 and 20.
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Rossburn