Patients will have access to enhanced diagnostic testing as a result of a $17.7-million investment in new and replacement equipment for hospitals around the province, Health Minister Theresa Oswald announced.
Manitoba Health continues to work with regional health authorities and physicians to offer the H1N1 flu shot in regional clinics, public health offices, workplace clinics and through many doctors’ offices.
The Manitoba government is once again exceeding its commitment to fund public education at the rate of economic growth with a 2.95 percent increase to public school funding, Education Minister Nancy Allan announced.
Manitoba is ready to showcase the province Feb. 12 to 28 at the 2010 Winter Games, and the province’s presence in Vancouver has already won an award, Aboriginal and Northern Affairs Minister Eric Robinson, minister responsible for sport, announced.
Public consultations on a proposed location for the Tim Horton Children’s Foundation youth leadership camp near Sylvia Lake in the Whiteshell Provincial Park will be held in February, Conservation Minister Bill Blaikie and Tim Horton Children’s Foundation vice-president Dave Newnham announced.
Art fans mark your calendars! On January 28, Providence College presents Prov Creates, an art show featuring the work of Providence students, faculty and staff.
Manitobans making international travel plans are reminded that some countries may ask travellers to provide proof of a H1N1 flu vaccination.
The Public Hearing for the City’s 2010 Financial Plan will be held on Tuesday, February 2, 2010, 6:30pm at City Hall, Council Chambers, 225 Reimer Avenue.
As international relief efforts gain momentum in earthquake-devastated Haiti, Premier Greg Selinger committed an additional $100,000 toward the country’s recovery and humanitarian aid.
The kids are back in school and their risk for viral infections just went way up.
