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Drilling near Snow Lake showing promise, says exploration company

Drilling continues to confirm “significant potential” at a mineral deposit near Snow Lake, says an exploration company. Ontario-based Wolfden Resources Corp.
No time for writer’s block in novel-in-a-month challenge

No time for writer’s block in novel-in-a-month challenge

“Writing is like driving at night in the fog,” American novelist E.L. Doctorow once said. “You can only see as far as your headlights, but you can make the whole trip that way.
Border Explorers’ draw winner prefers cash to snowmobile

Border Explorers’ draw winner prefers cash to snowmobile

Floyd Brown (left), vice-president of the Border Explorers Snowmobile Club, presents a $10,000 cheque to Duncan Aamot, winner of the club’s 2015 snowmobile draw.

Creighton’s Festival of Trees promises holiday magic this weekend

Hoping to simplify your Christmas to-do list? You’ll find a handy shortcut in this weekend’s Festival of Trees.

Flin Flon school trustee vying for director’s position

A veteran Flin Flon school trustee hopes to become a director with the Manitoba School Boards Association (MSBA). Trish Sattelberger will run for director of Region 4, which includes the Flin Flon region, in the March 2016 election.
Hudbay helps food bank in time of need

Hudbay helps food bank in time of need

Hudbay made its annual Christmas donation to the Lord’s Bounty Food Bank this week, with administrative assistant Fran Reibin (left) and executive assistant Brenda Niedermaier presenting a $2,250 cheque to Dennis Hydamaka, food distribution chairman

Saskatchewan pleased more home-trained doctors staying in province

More Saskatchewan-trained family physicians are practicing in the province.

Flin Flon luncheon in Winnipeg draws nearly 60 guests

Expecting 58 guests, we were pleasantly surprised when 67 showed up for our November Flin Flon luncheon at the Viscount Gort Hotel in Winnipeg. We will chalk it up to great weather (no snow), and a desire to meet with old friends as well as new ones.

Manitoba government plans to give employees additional rights

Manitoba plans to introduce changes that would give victims of domestic violence the right to time off work with pay, give employees a new leave for long-term illness and injury, and extend the length of leave for compassionate care.

Manitoba beefs up spending to improve digital health care access

This year will see the provincial government spend nearly $20 million on information technology projects designed to improve Manitobans’ access to digital health care services.
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