Manitoba Expands Mental Health Support for Children
The Manitoba government allocates nearly 3 million to boost child and youth mental health services across the province. Huddle NorWest in Winnipeg gets 600000 for a larger site plus 385000 ongoing while HSC Winnipeg expands Child and Youth services with 4.2 million over three years and 2 million yearly to reduce wait times. Strongest Families Institute receives 600000 annually for e mental health programs. direct online referrals and private helplines help families access care.
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Morley- Lecomte
Manitoba
Janice Morley-Lecomte
Huddle NorWest
Winnipeg
Department of Mental Health and Community Wellness
Nancy Heinrichs
NorWest Coop Community Health
Health Sciences Centre
HSC
Children’s Hospital
Val Monder
Strongest Families Institute
ICAN
Govern
Ment of
Patricia Lingley- Pottie
Addressing Township Issue and Maternity Leave Note
A local note praises Adrienne for delaying maternity leave to handle a specific issue, commending her and the Tri-Roads crew for following Municipal Act rules. The author notes potential changes after the last meeting and urges RCMP consultation on the Russell Binscorth bylaw about pawnbrokers, seen as considerate and respectful to inform authorities.
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Adrienne
Tri-Roads
Russell Binscorth
RCMP
Manitoba seeks federal help for RCMP backpay in municipal ask
Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen met with the Association of Manitoba Municipalities to push amendments to the Police Services Act and press the federal government to fund RCMP backpay retroactive salary costs. AMM president Kam Blight welcomed expanded municipal powers to use community safety officers to bolster local safety.
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Justice
Kelvin Goertzen
Association of Manitoba Municipalities
AMM
Police Services Act
Manitoba
Goertzen
Kam Blight
Andrew Smith
RCMP
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