The managing director of Crystal Springs Hog Equipment says improved optimism in the North American hog industry is fueling improved sales of hog equipment.
On June 14, 2010, shortly after 7am, RCMP St. Pierre Detachment along with local area EMS and Fire were dispatched to a collision between a train and a garbage truck.
While on patrol around 12:30am on June 13, 2010, officers from the Dauphin Municipal RCMP Detachment observed a truck fish tailing on Main Street.
A Minnesota based swine veterinarian says new tools designed to contain the spread of PRRS are raising optimism that the disease can eventually be eradicated.
Providence College and Seminary thanks all sponsors and participants who attended the 12th Annual Providence Classic Golf Tournament held on June 8, for helping the school raise a total of $50,000 (minus expenses) toward the Providence Transportation Fund.
The Honourable Vic Toews, Minister of Public Safety and Member of Parliament for Provencher, congratulated the organizations and students in Provencher that will benefit from this year’s federal Canada Summer Jobs program.
Manitoba Conservation advises it is preparing a management plan for Birds Hill Provincial Park to set long-term direction for the park including guidelines for environmental protection and recreational use.
Manitoba celebrates the 10-year anniversary of publicly funded and regulated midwifery in the province this weekend, Health Minster Theresa Oswald announced.
The pulp and paper industry received a boost today when the Governments of Canada and Manitoba delivered a $400,000 investment to support research and development of high quality, eco-friendly paper made from agricultural crop byproducts.
The province’s successful immigration program has attracted the highest number of new Manitobans since the start of modern record keeping in 1946, Premier Greg Selinger announced.
