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  WINNIPEG -- The Manitoba government has announced new legislation that would amend three current acts to "help landowners respond to concerns about trespassing on private property." Blaine Pedersen, the minister of Agriculture and Resource Development, and Justice Minister Cameron Friesen said the proposed amendments would apply to the Petty Trespasses Act, the Occupiers Liability Act and the Animal Disease Act. "These amendments address concerns we have heard regarding rural crime inclu...

Dinko is a Doctoral student at the Department of Geography, University of Denver in Colorado. His research interest lies in the geopolitics of Chinas engagements with Africa and its implications on the Great Power Competition. Prior to joining the University of Denver, Dinko was a Principal Research Assistant at the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research, University of Ghana. He was also an Africa Regional International Staff/Student Exchange (ARISE) research scholar from the Un...

On 2021-02-28, we noticed that the vulnerabilities were used by other threat actors, starting with Tick and quickly joined by LuckyMouse, Calypso and the Winnti Group. This suggests that multiple threat actors gained access to the details of the vulnerabilities before the release of the patch, which means we can discard the possibility that they built an exploit by reverse engineering Microsoft updates. Finally, the day after the release of the patch, we started to see many more threat actors (...

Article content Farmland school tax rebate deadline approaching Manitoba Agricultural and Resource Development is advising Manitoba landowners the deadline to apply for the Farmland School Tax Rebate (FSTR) is March 31. Manitoba Agricultural Services Corporation (MASC) administers the program on behalf of the department. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Farm Report: Food prices climbing in 2021 Back to video Residents of Manitoba who own farmland, ...

The Province of Manitoba is warning residents there could be zebra mussels in their fish tanks and water gardens after the invasive species was found in a popular ornamental plant.

Manitoba Agriculture and Resource Development advises that conservation officers are continuing enforcement to protect Manitobas natural resources, including compliance checks for winter fisheries, and to address illegal hunting.

Support, develop and honor women leaders—that’s the spirit of Athena, an international non-profit. Each year, the Athena Awards bestow arguably the region’s highest honor to professional women. And while 2020 paused this annual Buffalo Niagara Partnership celebration, the time has come once again to honor these impressive women: the winner will be announced at the 30th Athena Awards, held virtually on April 28, 2021. Each finalist, whether an established or young leader, embod...

Anishinabek Dental Hygiene Clinic – Fort William First Nation “When I was looking for different funding avenues, I met with NADF and presented my business plan. Initially, I wanted to apply for a lot more, but NADF helped me walk through how this was going to look, payment-wise. My funding was a loan and an Aboriginal Business Financing Program grant, which was great. I bought all the equipment that I needed to start up and run my dental hygiene practice. It made a huge difference. NADF was...

“OneNorth is a unique partnership that will build and further leverage northern infrastructure,” said Ralph Eichler, Manitoba’s minister of Economic Development and Jobs, which is providing the grant in partnership with Indigenous and Northern Relations. “This funding will allow the group to continue seeking additional economic development opportunities in Northern Manitoba, helping strengthen Manitoba’s economy.” $675,000 from Manitoba Agriculture and Resource Development is goin...

Province releases spring thaw outlook- spring weather conditions to determine high water activity Manitoba’s Hydrologic Forecast Centre’s spring thaw outlook reports the risk of a major spring high water event remains low in most Manitoba basins and is still dependent on weather conditions from now until the spring melt. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Farm Report: spring thaw outlook, Livestock estimates Back to video Due to below normal soil...