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Silence on vaccine status not an option for public servants

Winnipeg Free Press Infrastructure minister, Seine River MLA owe Manitobans an explanation for rejecting their government s policy By: Dan Lett | Posted: 7:00 PM CDT Friday, Jul. 23, 2021 Opinion Sitting with my wife at a picnic table at The Forks Market recently enjoying my first proper, pulled-from-a-tap pint in nearly a year I was approached by a couple asking if they could share our table. Sitting with my wife at a picnic table at The Forks Market recently enjoying my first proper, pulled-from-a-tap pint in nearly a year I was approached by a couple asking if they could share our table. Don t worry, the woman said without any prompting. We re fully vaxxed.

Cabinet minister, Tory MLA vaccine holdouts

Winnipeg Free Press Infrastructure Minister Schuler, Seine River rep not fully immunized against COVID-19 By: Dylan Robertson | Posted: 7:00 PM CDT Thursday, Jul. 22, 2021 Save to Read Later A Manitoba cabinet minister can’t attend a Winnipeg Blue Bombers game, eat at an indoor restaurant or watch a movie in a theatre. A Manitoba cabinet minister can’t attend a Winnipeg Blue Bombers game, eat at an indoor restaurant or watch a movie in a theatre. Infrastructure Minister Ron Schuler hasn t been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, and neither has Seine River MLA Janice Morley-Lecomte, the Free Press has learned. I consider that my private health care is not a public matter; it s private, Schuler said Thursday.

Federal, provincial governments announce relief programs for drought-stricken Manitoba farmers

Posted: Jul 22, 2021 5:53 PM CT | Last Updated: July 22 A cow drinks water from a makeshift trough on a farm near Oak Point, Man.(Gary Solilak/CBC) comments Manitoba farmers struggling under the impacts of extreme weather could get some much-needed relief through a number of programs announced by the federal and provincial governments on Thursday. The combination of extreme heat, low precipitation and insect infestation across southern and central Manitoba have stunted crops and forced cattle producers to sell off part or all of their herds. Federal Agriculture Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau toured regions affected by the drought on Thursday morning.  I can t begin to imagine the stress that producers are going through watching your pastures and crops dry up, wondering how you re going to get your animals through the winter, she said at a news conference later in the day.

Province taking steps 'to mitigate low water conditions,' says infrastructure minister

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