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Purple Ribbon Campaign shines light on need for treatment, support

Purple Ribbon Campaign shines light on need for treatment, support
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Criminal forfeiture program to net Winnipeg police new robot dog, other equipment and initiatives

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Other big-ticket items include $80,250 for a 911 public education campaign, $69,132 for first responder equipment, $55,000 for Canadian Police College training, $31,823 for a cloud-based digital evidence management system, and $33,595 for the SNAP KIDTHINK program to assist youth in the community.
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“We’ve had robots within police services probably going back to the 70s,” WPS Chief Danny Smyth said in a press conference at the Winnipeg Police Museum on Wednesday. “Generally they were limited in their mobility, because they were on tracks or wheels. They can’t go up stairs. They can’t go on rough terrain. So having robots in the service dealing with crisis and armed and barricaded work is nothing new. What’s unique about this is it kind of looks like a dog for starters. It has the ability to advance on uneven terrain. It can go upstairs. It can carry things on a harness. It has photography.”

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WFPS issues open-air fire ban in Winnipeg

WFPS issues open-air fire ban in Winnipeg
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Feds invest $12.7M to help Richardson International bounce back

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Around $7 million will cover improvements to taxiways and other paved surfaces, while $5.7 million is allocated for airport operations and essential services, the Government of Canada said in a statement on Tuesday, adding investments in airports ensure Canada’s air transportation system provides travellers with choice, efficiency and affordability. Half the cost of airport upgrades announced Tuesday will be covered by the Winnipeg Airports Authority (WAA).
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Barry Rempel, president and CEO of the WAA said the funding is good news for the entire region.

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New border rules for vaxxed Yanks won't mean immediate boost for airport

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MacAfee said at this stage it’s difficult to predict the level of cross-border travel, adding there are many reasons why Americans travel to Manitoba, including business, visiting family and vacationing at northern fishing lodges. The airport, he explained, is seeing an uptick regardless of the rule change.
“We are seeing more people travelling now that some of the provincial restrictions have been lifted for vaccinated travellers,” he said. “As our vaccination levels go up as a province and a country we are starting to see more people comfortable with travelling, which is definitely as positive sign.”
The airport normally handles between 12,000 and 13,000 passengers a day pre-pandemic. From a low of around 100 a day in April 2020, the numbers are slowly climbing to between 3,000 and 4,000 a day.

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Homeless advocates slam Toronto evictions, arrests of people in encampments

Homeless advocates slam Toronto evictions, arrests of people in encampments
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City councillor jousts with Mayor over staff salaries

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Lukes, along with other Winnipeg city councillors, receives $84,924 annually to cover the cost of an executive assistant and all other office expenses. The mayor’s office, which includes multiple staff members, has an annual operating budget of around $1.8 million. In 2020, Bowman underspent his office budget, returning $166,603 to City coffers. The combined 2020 cost for mayoral staff salaries was $740,889.
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Lukes said it’s unfair that members of the mayor’s staff have received robust salary increases, while city councillors – she says – are dealing with high staff turnover rates caused by lower wages and high workload.

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City council votes to tell the province to drop education reform bill

City council votes to tell the province to drop education reform bill
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Financial support announced for rapid housing for Winnipeg at-risk people

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The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the need for affordable housing and has led to rising homelessness, the CMHC said in a press release on Monday. As a result, $12.8 million is being spent to build around 51 new affordable housing units for individuals and families in Winnipeg through the Cities Stream of the expanded federal Rapid Housing Initiative (RHI). The housing, to be finished in “12 months or less,” will support people in precarious housing situations and those experiencing homelessness.
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Manitoba builds on mental health services by developing five-year action plan

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The action plan, touted by the province as shaping priorities and setting direction, will focus on five key areas, including evidence-based, data-driven services, service access and co-ordination, substance use and recovery, population health and wellness and service governance and accountability.
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“Over the years it’s been really clear in our community there’s a great need for mental health services,” Nancy Heinrichs, executive director of NorWest Co-op Community Health said in a press conference on Monday. “The demand continues to grow. We’ve experienced a 500% increase in requests for mental health counselling from January 2020 to March 2021. The main presenting problems of people walking through our door, or recently onto our screen, are around anxiety and depression.”

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