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The Governments of Canada and Yukon support Kêts’ádań Kù (House of Learning) project in Burwash Landing.

Nothing says accountability like cabinet ministers refusing do interviews on matters like accountability involving their cabinet decisions.

Paving work that was supposed to be done this year will not go ahead until next year — and it will cost significantly more than was originally anticipated.

Winnipeg transit is about to become more environmentally friendly.

The Township of Georgian Bluffs will be looking for the public's input for their arena renovation project. Las...

God’s Lake First Nation in northeastern Manitoba is getting $6M from the federal government to construct an indoor hockey rink and multipurpose space.

Delegation Council received a presentation from Christian Bertsch on behalf of Selkirk College and Happipad regarding a shared housing initiative. Learn more at happipad.com. Community Support Council approved the following grants: $1,000 to the Stanley Humphries High School Reunion Committee for their 50-Year Homecoming Reunion of the 1972 Graduation Class. $250 to The

13-million dollars in federal and provincial funding was announced for five recreation facilities in Manitoba....

/CNW/ - Today, the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs, Infrastructure and Communities, and Jim Lemaigre, MLA for Athabasca, on...

VANCOUVER, BC, Aug. 30, 2022 /CNW/ - LITE ACCESS TECHNOLOGIES INC. , a world leader in the fibre optic products and advanced installation methodologies, along with Rigstar Industrial Telecom is... | August 30, 2022