WINNIPEG, MB. – A new program, Architectural Technology, which is in a high demand sector will be offered at Red River College beginning in September of this year. The diploma program will prepare students for career success in the fields of architecture, engineering and construction. “As industry evolves in Manitoba, it’s important that we continue…
Province Announces Nominations Open
WINNIPEG, MB. – Do you know someone worthy of the national Emergency Management Exemplary Service Award (EMESA)? The award recognizes individuals who have advanced the concepts of emergency management, Minister Ron Schuler announced, nominations are now open. “This award recognizes women and men for exceptional service and achievement in the field of emergency management who…
VIDEO – Americans Answer Basic Questions About Canada
VIDEO OF THE DAY – We enjoy sharing the lighter side of life with you through videos. Please share them with your friends on Facebook and Twitter. In today’s video, Buzz Feed has American’s answer some basic questions about Canada and the answer’s are hilarious. Click play and enjoy the video; Kevin Klein, Manitoba Post…
The 10 Nominees for “Red Tape Warriors”
WINNIPEG, MB. – In advance of Red Tape Awareness Week 2018, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is unveiling the finalists for the Golden Scissors Award — the annual prize recognizing politicians, public servants, or other Canadians showing leadership in cutting red tape for small business. “These are good-news stories of governments walking the…
Province Providing More Than $1.4 Million in Grants
WINNIPEG, MB. – The Manitoba government will be providing more than $1.4 million in grants to projects for non-profit and community-led organizations, community-driven neighbourhood revitalization and local community development projects, Minister Jeff Wharton officially announced. “Our government will continue to provide support to projects that have long-term benefits to Manitoba communities,” said Wharton. “By partnering…
All Three Levels of Manitoba Government Meet
WINNIPEG, MB. – Deputy Premier and Justice Minister Heather Stefanson participated in a trilateral meeting with Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr and Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman to discuss shared priorities on a range of issues. “Manitobans know the value of strong working relationships and our government is committed to building on our partnerships with the…
Theresa Harvey Pruden Will Review Manitoba Accessibility for Manitobans Act
WINNIPEG, MB. – A Manitoban with a long history in the public sector has been selected to perform a comprehensive and mandatory review of The Accessibility for Manitobans Act for Manitoba Famillies. Theresa Harvey Pruden will conduct the review, report on the findings and make recommendations to improve the effectiveness of The Accessibility for Manitobans…
Bed Bath and Beyond Recalls a Comforter
WINNIPEG, MB. – Health Canada and the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission along with Bed Bath and Beyond have issued a recall of the Hudson Comforter by UGG. Health Canada says this recall involves the Hudson Comforter by UGG sold in Canada on or before October 17, 2017. The product is a solid colored…
UPDATE – Wanted for 1st Degree Murder in Winnipeg
UDATED JANUARY 20, 2018 @ 8:15 AM WINNIPEG, MB. – On January 16 of this year police requested the public’s help locating Matthew Marjanovic, 29 of Winnipeg who was wanted for the murder of Mustafa Peyawar. At the time it was believed that Marjanovic may have been in the city of Vancouver, Edmonton or Calgary.…
Tom Petty Died From Accidental Drug Overdose
INTERNATIONAL NEWS – Rocker Tom Petty died in October due to “multisystem organ failure” brought on by an accidental overdose of seven medications, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner’s office said. Jane Ross has more information in this Reuters News report. Kevin Klein, Manitoba Post File photo