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Article content The Manitoba Court of Appeal has ruled the province has no right to block the negotiations with civil servants from going to an arbitrator. Justice Freda M. Steel in her ruling said the province was âunreasonableâ in refusing the negotiations to proceed to binding arbitration. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Union claims âhuge winâ as court approves arbitration for MGEU contract Back to video The Manitoba Government and General Employees Union and the 12,000 civil servants they represent have been without a...
COVID-19 used to scam Manitoba farming conference out of $200K CropConnect, a non-profit farming conference, was tricked by a series of fake emails, sending money toward the apparent sale of farmland in central Africa. Social Sharing CropConnect thought it was wiring money to Winnipeg hotel, but cash wrapped up in central Africa land purchase Posted: Feb 03, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: February 3 CropConnect holds an annual farming conference in Winnipeg, pictured here. The scammer tricked the non-profit into transferring nearly $200,000 to a different bank account, blaming the change on ...