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Manitoba moves to address park pass, licence data collection concerns: minister – Winnipeg Free Press

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MOVEit data: Most provinces not reporting similar breaches

Most provinces and territories are not reporting similar data breaches to the one in Nova Scotia after the government there confirmed that a hack involving a third-party file transfer service might affect thousands of people.

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Winnipeg man raises awareness over problems with home care program - Winnipeg

In an emailed statement on April 19, the health authority said it was looking to fill staffing shortages across its home care program.

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Home-care workers cite a litany of systemic failures in letter to Winnipeg widower denied palliative care

A group of Manitoba home care workers say they are haunted by delays that kept a Winnipeg woman from receiving palliative care services in her home, saying it's not the first time this has happened.

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