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Three drugs to support people living with hepatitis C are among 69 new drugs now covered under Manitoba’s pharmacare program.

The Canadian Pork Council reports about 65 percent of those who ship or receive hogs in Canada are now reporting the movements of those animals to the PigTrace Canada database.

On April 21, 2015, at approximately 10:15am, Ste. Rose RCMP responded to a two-vehicle collision on Highway 5 and Provincial Road 480.

The Manitoba government will support a plan to divert thousands of mattresses from landfills, reduce greenhouse gases and create jobs with $275,000 in support of the province’s first mattress recycling project with Mother Earth Recycling.

On April 19, 2015, at approximately 6:30pm, The Pas RCMP were dispatched to a two-vehicle motor vehicle collision at the intersection of Fischer Avenue and 7th Street in The Pas, Manitoba.

The newly elected chair of Manitoba Pork says, moving forward, increasing the province’s pork production to match processing capacity and creating a hog industry income stabilization program will be among his top priorities.

The Manitoba government is investing in three cutting-edge initiatives that will advance the province as a national and international leader in health research.

On April 21, 2015, just before 11:30am, Oakbank RCMP responded to a single-vehicle collision involving a semi-trailer on Cooks Creek Bridge.

Member of Parliament Ted Falk is welcoming the Harper Government’s Economic Action Plan 2015. It will support jobs and growth in Provencher, help families and communities prosper and ensure the security of all Canadians.

To comply with new requirements under Canada’s revised Pig Code of Practice and maintain economic viability, most pork producers considering converting existing sow barns from stall housing to group housing rather than building new.