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Winnipeg Free Press Crackdown on appointees' leisure travel will have unintended consequences, angry Tory supporters say By: Larry Kusch | Posted: 7:00 PM CST Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021 Save to Read Later Two days after Brian Pallister announced that government appointees would be fired from boards and commissions if they flouted provincial health travel advice, the repercussions are starting to be felt. Winnipeg Free Press Two days after Brian Pallister announced that government appointees would be fired from boards and commissions if they...

Winnipeg Free Press Last Modified: 8:32 AM CST Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2021 | Updates Save to Read Later The chairman of the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority board of directors is vacating his post — a week after it was revealed he went to Arizona, despite pleas from government to avoid international travel. The chairman of the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority board of directors is vacating his post — a week after it was revealed he went to Arizona, despite pleas from government to avoid international travel. Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister made t...

Brandon Sun By: The Brandon Sun Advertisement The chief of the board of directors for the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority has resigned from his position after discussions with Premier Brian Pallister’s office, the premier announced in a statement to media sent out late Monday afternoon. As first reported by Winnipeg Free Press reporter Larry Kusch on Jan. 26, McWhirter is currently in Arizona after travelling there, and has been performing his duties remotely. Former WRHA Board Chair Wayne McWhirter. Pallister also announced everyon...

So a report just released this hour reveals the stark realities of the growing heroin epidemic in the u.s. here are the headlines, hair wayne use in the u.s. increased 63% between 2002 and 2013. overdosed deaths nearly quadrupled in that same time period. more than 8200 people died in 2013 alone. sadly, no one is really immune to heroin's hold. uses increased among men and women both age groups and all income levels. joining me now is michael shearling the former chief of police in burlington vermont. we know vermont has had its struggles with heroin. you've seen this firsthand. as we look at ...