Smart Meat seeks 50 staff for online prescription service
A Canadian firm named Smart Med plans to hire about 50 workers including pharmacists, technicians, warehouse and call center staff to support its online prescription shipping into the United States. President Terry Fraser says they expect 10,400 staff by February and note past four months of operations. Keystone Air faces mounting troubles after a plane crash in Winnipeg linked to missing autopilot during repairs.
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Bob's Smart Meat
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Smart Med
Terry Fraser
Fraser
Keystone Air
Swan River Star & Times
Ino Keystone
McPhillips Street
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Free Press
TB Support Team Helps Cattle Producers in TB Zone
Riding Mountain area cattle operations face ongoing Bovine TB threat with a third herd in Grandview testing positive on Jan. 30. Agriculture Minister Rosanne Wowchuk announced a confidential support team to assist affected farm families with financial analysis, counseling, and practical guidance, including coping with quarantine and herd depopulation impacts.
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Riding Mountain National Park
Grandview
Riding Mountain
Rosanne Wowchuk
NDP
Russell
Wowchuk
Agriculture and Food
Valentine visit at Russell Lots A Tots Daycare Centre
Family Services and Housing minister Drew Caldwell toured Russell Lots A Tots Daycare Centre Ir and met children Mark Dolloff Keegan Munro Hannah Lesy Ayla Hamilton Eric Woodhouse Corbin Lacasse and Kierra Prockett as they made valentines for Russell Hospital patients. The children presented a Valentines Book of hand prints and hearts to Caldwell, who said it will hold a special place in his heart and in the Legislature office.
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Mister Drew Caldwell
Russell Lots
Premier Doer outlines Manitoba health care funding plan
In a chat with the NDP caucus Russell hosted Premier Doer and ministers to discuss health care. Doer said federal funding will cover about half the next year’s increases, enabling more diagnostic staff and rural equipment, with palliative care drugs approved and Telehealth promoted to keep doctors in rural and northern Manitoba. Nurses remain a priority as nurse graduations rise.
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Terrie Wewood
Russell
NDP
Doer
Romanow
Manitoba
Priice
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