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The Chair of the Canadian Swine Health Board is confident new tools developed in response to porcine circovirus will help pork producers contend with the re-emergence of swine dysentery.

A new correctional centre for women is set to open as early as the end of this month and will offer female offenders more opportunities to participate in programming that will help them prepare to be integrated back into the community.

On January 24, 2012, just before 6pm, Stonewall RCMP located an abandoned vehicle that was reported to be involved in a series of break and enters to commercial properties in the Stonewall area.

The Manitoba Livestock Manure Management Initiative says solid-liquid manure separation offers the opportunity to better match the application of livestock manure nutrients to the needs of crops.

After a lengthy police investigation into a robbery at the Sharptail Motor Inn in Ashern last month, RCMP have charged two employees of the Inn in connection with this incident.

Manitoba communities affected by the unprecedented flood of 2011 will receive much-needed financial support totalling nearly $2.5 million.

Steinbach MLA Kelvin Goertzen and R.M. of Hanover Reeve Stan Toews are pleased that a road in the R.M. that had been closed for more than a year after a bridge was burned has now finally reopened this week after the province installed new culverts and repaired the road.

The Chair of Manitoba Pork Council reports efforts to strengthen relations among Canadian and U.S. pork producers have been highly successful.

Several dozen vehicles go up in flames each winter in Manitoba due to a faulty extension cord or corroded blockheater plugs, according to Manitoba Public Insurance fire experts.

On January 22, 2012, just before 5pm, Pukatawagan RCMP were dispatched to a complaint of shots fired near a local residence.