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Changes coming to security guard training are “long overdue” - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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A small group of aspiring security guards take part in a training session, requiring 40 hours in the classroom before they can write their provincially-mandated test to officially get their licenses. It’s training that Instructor Peter de Beer, after 25 years in the industry and about a decade carrying out these sessions, believes needs to be adjusted to match the changing environment security guards are facing. “It’s a lot different over the past 30 years, and the things that people have to fac
Diesel prices skyrocket, Manitoba consumers will feel impact - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Truckers across Canada are reporting paying more to fill up their tanks than ever before, and it’s driving up costs across the board for consumers. Professional Material Relocation Specialist Don Taylor from Manitoba made a stop in Northern Ontario for diesel on Friday morning, paying nearly $1,500 to fill his tank. “That’s the most I have ever put in,” explains Taylor. “Before that, the most I put in was at the beginning of COVID and it was just over the $1,000 mark. The fuel price is double wh
Stranded in Winnipeg during cross-country drive to find work - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Ten dollars and enough gas to drive 80 km. That’s all engaged couple Morris Gilliah and Megan Wallace found themselves with on Wednesday while stranded in Winnipeg. The duo was living in New Brunswick, but after struggling to find work in the province they were offered employment with a family member’s company in British Columbia. They packed up and were looking forward to a new start and work about 5000 kilometres away, but the journey was anything but forgiving. “It was all fine until we hit t
Fewer living in encampments, governments looking for places for them to go - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Winnipeg’s Standing Policy Committee will receive a report next week outlining the city response to homelessness, specifically its encampment distance guidelines. According to the report, there were 72 encampments in the city and a total of 245 people living in them at the end of July. The areas with the most included Point Douglas with 19 encampments, and Fort Rouge/East Fort Garry with 17. The numbers are still concerning for many in the community, but city officials say it’s a step in the rig
Manitoba’s back-to-school vaccine strategy is education, province says - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Manitoba kids are getting ready to head back to the classroom, which often comes with some early-school-year sick days as they’re once again exposed to many other children in confined spaces. In the Southern Health Region, officials are encouraging parents to get their kids’ vaccinations up to date, as there are larger concerns there than the common cold. The region’s recent population health assessment says it has the lowest numbers in the province when it comes to childhood immunizations for m
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