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Churchill and Rotterdam Ports Sign Trade Agreement (opens the original)
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The operators of the Port of Churchill and Europe’s largest port have signed an agreement aimed at expanding trade between Western Canada and Europe. Arctic Gateway Group and the Port of Rotterdam plan to connect Canadian producers with European buyers, with a focus on critical minerals and energy products. Arctic Gateway CEO Chris Avery says the agreement could open new markets for products shipped through Churchill. The two organizations are also bringing industry and government representative
Thompson ID and Financial Access Fair (opens the original)
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Missing identification can make everyday tasks, from opening a bank account to accessing benefits, much harder. At the Thompson ID and Financial Access Fair, people can ask what documents they need and get help figuring out where to start. Northern Health Region Community Health Developer Yosola Fagade says that first step matters. The fair runs on October 6th, from 11 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Mamawi Talk Friendship Centre. Hear the full conversation with Yosola, tune into Thompson Today at 12:4
Manitoba Deficit Forecast at $496 Million (opens the original)
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Manitoba is forecasting a 496-million-dollar deficit for this fiscal year. That’s two million dollars less than the province projected in its spring budget. The first-quarter update shows revenue coming in 294 million dollars above budget, helped by stronger income tax revenue and improved earnings from Manitoba Hydro. But expenses are also expected to rise by 292 million dollars, largely because of flooding and wildfire response. Finance Minister Adrien Sala says the province is continuing to i
Canada Post Issues Orange Shirt Day Stamps (opens the original)
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Canada Post has issued four new stamps ahead of Orange Shirt Day tomorrow. Each stamp is shaped like an orange T-shirt and features artwork by an Indigenous artist. Three reflect the experiences of First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities, while the fourth honours Mother Earth. The designs were developed with guidance from the Survivors Circle of the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation. The release also marks a milestone in British Columbia: this year’s graduates are the first there t
MKO Condemns Display at Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc (opens the original)
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Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak is calling for a full police investigation into what it describes as a racist display at Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc in British Columbia. MKO Grand Chief Garrison Settee says the display is especially painful as residential school Survivors continue to share their experiences. The organization is also renewing its call for Canada to make residential school denialism a criminal offence. First Nations chiefs passed a resolution supporting that move in July.
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