PSC Rocanville to Expand in 2005 Potash Growth
Saskatchewan government unveils two initiatives to boost potash investment as PSC Rocanville plans an 80 million expansion. The Rocanville mine will raise annual production by 400 000 tonnes to 1.5 million tonnes and add about ten jobs, sustaining global demand and profitability.
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Manitoba faces near ten billion debt burden per capita
Manitoba's net debt nears 9.6 billion as of 2002/03, with 8,676 per person, ranking seventh among provinces. Critics attribute the rise to accounting errors, pension reforms, health care financing changes, and altered borrowing methods amid provincial fiscal strain.
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Manitoba reports first probable West Nile case in Stony Mountain
Manitoba identifies a 48 year old Stony Mountain man as the province's first probable human West Nile case. Dr Joe Kettner notes heightened risk amid hot weather as officials expand mosquito testing and fogging in Virden and Deloraine. Saskatchewan leads Canada with cases.
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Reduce the Risk What are the symptoms
Most people infected with West Nile virus show no symptoms and feel fine. Those who become ill usually have a mild illness with fever headache and body aches.
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