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Another Service Restored at the DRHC (opens the original)
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After being closed fully for two months, the Dauphin Regional Health Centre's Emergency Department was reopened in early September. Now services have been expanded again, with the opening of a Mobile CT Scanner. In their news release, Prairie Mountain Health says elective patients are now being seen, and CT services for any Emergency Department patients will be available in the coming weeks. For now, CT appointments require a referral, and need to be booked in advance. Though it became operation
Crop Report: Woah, We're Halfway There (opens the original)
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According to the latest Manitoba Agriculture Crop Report, Manitoba is at 51% harvest completion. Here in the Northwest Region, good weather allowed for excellent harvest progress over the past week, with the regional average now at 40% completion, up from 24% last week. Canola harvest is around 40% complete, with reports of below average to average yields, though fields that experienced excess moisture have patches of delayed growth. Desiccation and swathing of canola continues as stages are rea
Bosiak Thanks Cooperative Council (opens the original)
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From the start of his time in office, City of Dauphin Mayor David Bosiak said he won't be seeking a second term when the time comes. Now the time is here, and sure enough, his name isn't on the ballot for the upcoming Manitoba Municipal Election. Looking back at his time as Mayor, Bosiak said he's glad he got the chance to work with such a good council. "The thing that comes to mind the most is the cooperative nature of council. The culmination of a great council and a very competent senior admi
Orange Shirt Day: Every Child Matters (opens the original)
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The first Orange Shirt Day took place on September 30th, 2013. The day was made a federal statutory holiday in 2021. In the 5 years since it's official adoption by the Government, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation has become something observed all across Canada, whether you're Indigenous or not. Jessica Verhaeghe, Client Navigator and Intake Coordinator with West Region Tribal Council, said it's good to see how the day has grown over the years. Truth and Reconciliation is something t
Province to Expand Firefighter Coverage (opens the original)
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In a news release, the Provincial Government announced plans to expand presumptive workers compensation coverage for firefighters, to make it easier for firefighters diagnosed with occupational illnesses to access benefits. The Province has not yet announced how they'll be improving the system. Cam Abrey, Dauphin Fire Chief, said it's good news, but there are a few key things the Province should focus on. "It was welcome news to hear that the Province of Manitoba will be doing something with imp
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