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Russell Banner in Russell, Manitoba

30 Sep 2008

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Russell Banner

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Russell, Manitoba, Canada

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Sep 30, 2008

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5

Dangerous assumption haunts Manitoba health care failures

A Winnipeg ER tragedy exposes gaps in care as a 45 year old homeless man died after 34 hours in the Health Sciences Centre with no staff seeing him. The region cites desk registration and regular status as factors. The piece also promotes Steps to Wellness on November 6-7 at Russell and District Community Centre featuring wellness demonstrations and a flu shot clinic.

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Manitoba Health Sciences Centre HSC Winnipeg Regional Health Authority Russell and District
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Letter to Editor accuses Harper on Wheat Board actions

Writer alleges the Harper government repeatedly broke Canadian law to weaken the Wheat Board from removing voters to gag orders and privatized information requests. The letter cites court rulings against the government, firings of CWB officials, and attempts to bypass legal oversight. It names Steven Harper, Chuck Strahl, Gerry Ritz, and MP David Anderson as responsible.

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Harper Canada Chuck Strahl Canadian Wheat Board CWB Gerry Ritz Winnipeg Adrian Measner Measner Roger Hughes Harpers Steven Harper M.P David Anderson
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Mbeki Falls as Zuma Rise Looms in South Africa

Gwynne Dyer notes Thabo Mbeki resigned after ANC disputes and a Zuma corruption case, citing Mbeki's AIDS denial and policy failures. Kgalema Motlanthe becomes interim president while Zuma is expected to win the next election. Zuma’s allies hope reform follows, despite lingering corruption concerns.

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South Africa Thabo Mbeki Mbeki African National Congress ANC Jacob Zuma Kgalema Motlanthe Zuma Nelson Mandela Constitutional Court Chris Nicholson Mandela
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