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No federal plan, funding for anniversaries of treaties
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Ottawa has no plans or funding allocated to commemorate the upcoming anniversaries of numerous treaties.
New political party enters provincial race
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The newly-formed Keystone Party registered with Elections Manitoba On June 28.
Manitoba’s youngest now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine
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On July 20, Manitoba Health announced that vaccine eligibility would expand to include children aged six months to four years old
Winnipeg deliberates regulating short-term rentals
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The City of Winnipeg is considering regulations for short-term rental apartments such as Airbnbs to address issues with fairness
in the hospitality sector, noise and criminal activity.
Fourth vaccine dose available to elderly Manitobans
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Fourth doses of COVID-19 vaccines are now available for anyone aged 70 or older and Indigenous people older than 50 in
Manitoba.
U of M bursary available to those affected by Ukraine war
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The University of Manitoba has earmarked $1 million for an emergency bursary fund to provide financial assistance to students struggling due to the war in Ukraine.
Arbitrator rules U of M must increase salaries for UMFA
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The University of Manitoba must increase the salaries of University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA) members, an arbitrator ruled last week.
