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The provincial Ministry of Finance has responded to Flin Flon City Council’s request for information on carbon taxation. Council received a letter as correspondence during their Jan.

Investment, jobs to expand outside Flin Flon

Funny what you notice, eh? Just the other day I watched a youngster eat a candy bar. He took a bite, chewed, swallowed and repeated this action until the candy bar was done.

Recent cold weather has had one silver lining for some Manitobans, with the province’s winter road system taking shape.

Members of the public can now catch a quick, up-close glimpse of the new construction work at Flin Flon General Hospital.

Flin Flonners will be able to check out books on the weekend thanks to a change at the Flin Flon Public Library.

The Town of Creighton has a slight issue on its hands – a sloppy, gloopy issue, specifically in the town’s sewer pipes. Creighton’s public works department has recently raised concerns over high amounts of household grease in the town’s sewer system.

With only a small number of executive members on board late last year, this summer’s Trout Festival looked like it may be in doubt. Now, with volunteers rapidly filling vacant executive positions, the festival is on once more.

School curriculums, boards and programs in all Manitoba K-12 schools are all on the table for a programming review announced by the provincial government. On Jan.

A quartet of University College of the North (UCN) students are working hard on a course dishing out new, tasty knowledge.