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Manitoba plans to raise minimum wage to $15 by 2023The government of Manitoba plans to raise the minimum wage to $15 by October 2023.Economy4 hours
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New outdoor basketball court is coming to Sinclair Park Community CentreConstruction of the new basketball court is scheduled to begin in June 2023 and is anticipated to be open to the public in August 2023.Economy5 hours
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Joint funding improves sports and recreation opportunities in ManitobaThe federal and provincial governments are spending money on two sports and recreation infrastructure projects in Winnipeg and Neepawa, according to an announcement Wednesday.EconomyAug 17
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Boil-water advisory lifted for City of Brandon, Man.The water system has met all conditions for removing the advisory and the bacteriological testing results have met regulatory standards.HealthAug 17
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Temporary generators installed at Pukatawagan allow residents to return homeTemporary generators are being installed at Pukatawagan to allow residents to return back home safely after power was lost in recent wildfires.CanadaAug 17
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Winnipeg police say stabbing on Higgins is now a homicide investigationWinnipeg police shut down Higgins Street for an investigation into a stabbing that is now being investigated as a homicide.CrimeAug 17
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Province wants Manitobans’ feedback on new disability support regulationsAmendments to the Assistance Regulation and the draft of the Disability Support Regulation have been released online and will be open for public consultation for 45 days.CanadaAug 17
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Canada, Manitoba help build a new water treatment plant, reservoir in BeausejourThis comes as part of $42 million in funding for four water projects that will improve system efficiency and protect local communities and their environments in Manitoba.EconomyAug 13
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Winnipeg to build multiple new bike lanes in Osborne VillageThe city is expected to break ground on installing bike lanes on parts of River and Stradbrook avenues between Harkness and Wellington.TrafficAug 12
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Manitoba spends nearly $970,000 on new enhanced trailsTrails Manitoba has selected the first projects approved under the 2022 Trails Manitoba Grant Program that will see almost $1 million spent to augment provincial trails.EconomyAug 12
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