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Portage La Prairie · Portage La PrairieAs part of Budget 2023, Historic Help for Manitobans, more than 400 community arts, culture and sports projects will receive $50 million in funding from the…
Budget 2023 invests in stronger communities with support for arts, culture and sports projects
Portage La Prairie · Portage La PrairieAn open house is being held Wednesday, March 22, 2023, from 4 to 6 p.m. at Stride Place in Portage la Prairie. The architects will be at the open house with images of the project as well as PCL construction. The project is anticipated to close out in terms of being fully constructed in late 2025.
Open House for new hospital design/construction in Portage
Lockdown · Portage La PrairieDuring the pandemic, because of lockdowns and isolation, even final goodbyes were not always possible. When my mom passed in Nov. 2020 family and friends could…
Trying Times For Good Byes - poor timing for a memorial, but memories are timeless
Portage La Prairie · Portage La PrairieA recent Angus Reid Insitute poll showed that 31% of Manitobans believe the health care system is in crisis. Just 21% of people said health care was good. The Manitoba Nurses Union launched a new campaign Monday. The campaign seems like a shot at the current, governing PCs.
STELTER: Nurses and Manitobans agree — health care needs fixing
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Portage La Prairie · Portage La PrairieA study released last month shows links between Canada's resource extraction industry and violence against Indigenous women and girls. The study was first announced by the Standing Committee on the Status of Women back in April, after originally being requested by Winnipeg Centre MP Leah Gazan. Included in the study is information about and detailed concerns regarding what are commonly referred to as man camps. These are temporary villages built to house primarily male workers who are working at a site temporarily, often on resource development projects.
Remote work 'man camps' in Canada linked to violence against Indigenous women: report
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Portage La Prairie · Portage La PrairieTrina Machacek was lucky to land in a family that celebrated all things Christmas. When she was 8, her sister spied on her parents with a make-up mirror. The next thing she saw was a doll, three feet tall, wearing a red jumper and had on black shiny Mary Jane shoes.
Trina Machacek: Christmas surprises and me
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Portage La Prairie · Portage La PrairieThe Green Party of Manitoba is looking for a new leader. Four registered candidates announced their platforms Tuesday afternoon. This comes after James Beddome, the former party leader, announced last year he would not be seeking another term. The new leader will be announced on March 26.
Leadership candidates unveiled for Green Party of Manitoba
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