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Manitoba COVID-19 vaccine bulletin – 34 Corwyn Friesen, mySteinbach Vaccine Administration To date, 43,318 doses of vaccine have been administered including 32,852 first doses and 10,466 second doses. As of Feb. 2, Manitoba remains second in the country in the number of people who have received two doses of vaccine and are fully protected against COVID-19, at 759 per 100,000. This week, focused immunization teams (FITs) will begin providing immunizations for vulnerable people in congregate living settings. Updates on the number of immunizations will be provided as they are available. Manito...

Article content Manitoba public health officials have confirmed that an additional 1,200 doses of the Moderna vaccine have been made immediately available for further First Nations prioritizations Doses will be provided to health-care workers in non-remote First Nations communities, First Nations alternative isolation accommodation (AIA) workers and traditional Healers and Knowledge Keepers. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Additional 1,200 Moderna vaccine doses made available to Manitoba First Nations: Public health officials Back to video �...

  REGINA -- A monument to those who suffered, and continue to suffer, the impacts of the Residential school system will soon be underway at Government House. The monument is in response to Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Call to Action #82, which recommended a public monument to honour the children taken from their homes. “The monument will be part of the healing journey, and I look forward to continuing my ongoing conversations with Elders and Knowledge Keepers as we work together to develop this meaningful and lasting tribute.” Russ Mirasty, Lieutenant Governor, said. Lt...

Photo courtesy of the Government of Saskatchewan A monument to honour those who suffered in Canada’s residential school system is to be built on the grounds of Government House. On Wednesday, Lt.-Gov. Russ Mirasty and Premier Scott Moe announced plans for the permanent monument. “I’m very pleased that the Government of Saskatchewan is creating this important monument at Government House in Regina,” Mirasty said in a media release. “The monument will be part of the healing journey, and I look forward to continuing my ongoing conversations with Elders and Knowledge Keepers as we work ...

Today, Lieutenant Governor Russ Mirasty and Premier Scott Moe announced plans to construct a permanent, public monument at Government House in Regina to honour those who suffered, and those who continue to suffer, the impact of the residential school system. “Our province is well served by Lieutenant Governor Russ Mirasty whose leadership has helped move forward this important gesture of reconciliation,” Moe said.  “May it serve as a site for reflection, conversation, celebration and education, and most importantly as a place for healing.” The construction of a permanent monument...