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Pallister deflects from his Costa Rican tax amnesty with unsupported insinuation his rival hasnt paid taxes cbc.ca 3 hrs ago Ian Froese © Jimaco Constructores Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister has been dogged by questions about Costa Rican vacation home, shown here, including the taxes he has owed. Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister insinuated the leader of the Manitoba NDP committed tax evasion before backtracking Thursday at a news conference where he was again questio...

Manitobas deal to buy made-in-Canada vaccines not threatened by companys possible move: province cbc.ca 4 hrs ago Nicholas Frew © Providence Therapeutics/The Canadian Press In February, the Manitoba government agreed to pay Providence $36 million for two million doses of the vaccine. That included a non-refundable down payment of $7.2 million. Manitobas government says its deal with a Canadian company promising to develop a COVID-19 vaccine may not be affected if the head ...

Brandon Sun By: Colin Slark Save to Read Later Dr. Jazz Atwal, acting deputy chief provincial public health officer, said during his Friday COVID-19 media briefing that cases of variants of concern now make up approximately 50 per cent of Manitoba’s new cases, with the highest proportion of cases being found in the province’s south. (File) Manitoba recorded its highest daily number of new COVID-19 cases since December, with 295 cases annou...

Winnipeg Free Press Save to Read Later A senior Manitoba civil servant has been disciplined for failing to comply with a government directive against non-essential travel. A senior Manitoba civil servant has been disciplined for failing to comply with a government directive against non-essential travel. Jerin Valel, the provinces director of technology transformation, travelled to Las Vegas in March to referee at a Ultimate Fighting Championship mixed martial arts event. MIKE DEAL / WIN...

Save to Read Later The former head of Premier Brian Pallisters communications staff, who was let go last summer, is suing for wrongful dismissal. The former head of Premier Brian Pallisters communications staff, who was let go last summer, is suing for wrongful dismissal. Deborah Young, who was hired by Pallisters office in March 2019, says in a statement of claim filed in Court of Queens Bench that her employers conduct "was malicious, high-handed and untruthful" and that she was let go w...

Manitoba civil servant loses title after premier learns he travelled to Las Vegas to referee UFC match A senior Manitoba civil servant was stripped of his assistant deputy minister title after Premier Brian Pallister learned he travelled to Las Vegas to referee a UFC match, but the government refuses to say whether the employee had been granted permission for the travel.  Social Sharing

WINNIPEG — A Manitoba public servant has lost an interim appointment after travelling to the United States to referee mixed martial arts fights.The move, first reported by the CBC, comes after Jerin . . .

Winnipeg Free Press By: The Canadian Press Last Modified: 12:48 PM CDT Wednesday, Apr. 14, 2021 | Updates Save to Read Later MIKE DEAL / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS FILES Premier Brian Pallister arrives at room 68 in the Manitoba Legislative building for a press conference with Jerin Valel (right), Director of technology and transformation. WINNIPEG - A Manitoba public servant has lost an interim appointment aft...

Posted: Feb 20, 2021 4:06 PM CT | Last Updated: February 20 Tiber River Naturals storefront on Academy Road in Winnipeg. In recent weeks, the company has become the target of a social media campaign accusing it of fostering an abusive workplace marred by racism, withheld wages and other labour violations.(Darin Morash/CBC) A former employee is suing a Winnipeg-based wellness company that is currently facing backlash from a social media campaign, alleging Tiber River let her go because she was p...

A recording of the head of Manitoba Hydro telling employees the Crown corporation is about to underg...