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The Landmark community is initiating a massive fundraising effort, beginning with a Facebook online auction, to raise funds for Paul Giesbrecht who has been diagnosed with stage 4 terminal gall bladder cancer.

A comprehensive plan to fight climate change and protect the environment, while creating green jobs and building a sustainable economy was recently released by Premier Greg Selinger.

As part of the work of Manitoba’s Home Care Leadership Team launched earlier this year, Manitobans are invited to share their perspectives and recommendations on home care in an online consultation.

Manitoba Conservation and Water Stewardship advises on Wednesday, Dec. 2, conservation officers in the Lac du Bonnet area located a bull moose that had been shot from the Trans Licence Road north of Lac du Bonnet in Game Hunting Area 26.

On November 18, 2015, Manitoba Hydro filed a supplemental application to the Public Utilities Board of Manitoba for approval of an interim rate increase of 3.95 per cent, effective April 1, 2016.

New equipment that allows for more targeted treatment and better outcomes after radiation for patients with ovarian, cervical, uterine and other cancers will soon be offered at CancerCare Manitoba.

In July of 2015, the Steinbach RCMP General Investigations Section (GIS) unit, with the assistance of the Altona Police Service, commenced an investigation into the methamphetamine trade in the Southeast part of the Province.

Steinbach RCMP are looking for culprits involved in a mischief incident that recently occurred at a retirement home in Steinbach, Manitoba.

Starting in 2017, small businesses in Manitoba will be able to earn even more income and still pay no provincial corporate income tax as the small business threshold will increase to $500,000.

With the holiday season fast approaching, the Manitoba government has put in place new rules to further protect consumers by prohibiting businesses from charging inactivity fees on gift cards.