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A number of areas of the province are experiencing overland flooding or significant spring run-off as a result of a quick snow-melt and rain.

During the fourth week of March 2009, the RCMP will focus on pyramid and ponzi schemes.

Research conducted on behalf of the Manitoba Rural Adaptation Council has found gravity based solid liquid manure separation offers a potential low cost approach to phosphorus management.

The Canadian 4-H Council is pleased to announce a new, three-year partnership that brings Cargill onboard as the lead partner for the National 4-H Citizenship Seminar held annually in Ottawa.

Providence College proudly presents an evening of entertainment and edification, as the music department puts on their annual Spring Concert.

The Honourable Vic Toews, President of the Treasury Board and MP for Provencher welcomed today’s announcement that the Government of Canada will share the cost of eligible expenditures incurred by Manitoba through the Disaster Financial Assistance Arrangements (DFAA) for damages caused by a windstorm in the Red River Valley area in 2008.

Research being conducted at the University of Manitoba will allow livestock nutritionists to maximize the nutritional value of the by-products of ethanol production.

Manitoba Water Stewardship’s Hydrologic Forecast centre reports the flood forecast for the Red River Valley in southern Manitoba remains somewhat uncertain due to a storm system expected to affect the watershed over the next three days.

The Ethelbert RCMP are investigating a report of an assault with a weapon that occurred at the Ethelbert School on Thursday, March 19, 2009 involving three 11-year-old male students of the school.

Imagine holding aloft the gleaming white torch carrying the Olympic Flame, running with it as the flame unfurls in the wind and passing by friends, family and community members of Steinbach as they look on with pride and awe.