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On April 5, 2009 at 1:30 p.m., Leaf Rapids RCMP responded to call that the body of a 16-year-old male had been found inside a residence in Town of Leaf Rapids.

No precipitation is expected for the rest of this week. Melting will be very gradual until Thursday with a more rapid melt beginning Friday.

Doug Robertson, President of the Grain Growers of Canada expressed disappointment in the expected Parliamentary vote at second reading to kill Bill C‐13, an Act to amend the Canadian Grain Commission.

Manitoba campers broke campsite bookings records by noon today as Conservation Minister Stan Struthers said free entry to Manitoba’s parks will provide opportunities for all Manitobans for better summer living.

Labour and Immigration Minister Nancy Allan, minister responsible for the status of women, today unveiled the new Living in Manitoba: A Resource Guide for Immigrant Women.

Manitoba Conservation will hold public open house meetings to inform the public of options available for containing further spread of the European gypsy moth, which has been identified in areas of St. Germain and La Salle.

Ten lucky young Canadians have each won the privilege to name a working dog from the RCMP Police Dog Service Training Centre (PDSTC) “Depot” Division.

The Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon is encouraging swine producers to consider their priorities as the pork industry plans action to step up the defense again swine disease.

No precipitation is expected for the next five days. Melting will be very gradual until Thursday as temperature forecasts have been revised downward.

On April 03, 2009 at around 10:20pm RCMP Selkirk received a report of shots fired at a resident located on the 600 block of Main Street in the City of Selkirk.