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November 2004
Canada-Manitoba Economic Partnership Agreement
The Canada-Manitoba Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) website provides up-to-date information on programs and projects supported under the five-year $50 million agreement, consisting of matching contributions of $25 million each from Canada and Manitoba.
Under the EPA, the governments of Canada and Manitoba are working together and in partnership with community stakeholders on two strategic priorities - Building our Economy and Sustainable Communities – to enhance the skills of Manitoba workers and promote economic growth and diversification in Manitoba.
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October 2004
2005 Community Places Program to Get Early Launch in January
October 2004
The Business of Science 2004 Symposium
The Business of Science Symposium is a two-day event for exploring issues and opportunities that will secure linkages to maintain the future competitiveness of Manitoba’s life sciences sector.
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May 2004
2004 Cottage Lot Draw
Take a look at our new site dedicated to telling Manitobans how they can participate in the 2004 Cottage Lot Draw. Cottage life is a wonderful, relaxing pastime that has been enjoyed by Manitobans for generations. Manitoba has some of the most beautiful landscapes, forests and shorelines anywhere in the world. The Cottage Lot Draw will allow Manitobans to share our province's exceptional resources and the joys of cottage life any time of the year.
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Manitoba Floodway Expansion Authority
This site is designed to give members of the public, community organizations, public officials and all interested parties an opportunity to learn more about one of the largest and most important infrastructure projects in Canada's history.The expansion of the Red River Floodway will increase flood security and improve the quality of life for many Manitobans. In addition to improving flood protection and preparedness, the project will also create thousands of direct and indirect jobs, protect the environment and give residents an opportunity to help shape the future of their communities.
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April 2004
Manitoba Healthy Living websiteA new website providing healthy living resources for Manitobans, including links to information on active living, healthy eating, injury prevention and smoking cessation was recently launched by Healthy Living Minister Jim Rondeau.
Manitoba Health Physician's Manual
The Manitoba Health Physician’s Manual is an integral part of the negotiated contract between the Minister of Health and the Manitoba Medical Association regarding compensation for fee-for-service physicians.
Go to the Manitoba Health website to view the manual.
January 2004
Task Force Report Recommends Creation of International Centre for Infectious Diseases in Winnipeg
Fighting Disease - Fostering Innovation
The Report of the International Centre for Infectious Diseases Task Force (2,279 KB pdf)
Health Services Wait List Information
The Health Services Wait Time Information Web site provides Manitobans information about the length of time it may take to receive diagnostic tests at Manitoba hospitals or radiation therapy at CancerCare Manitoba.
December 2003
Manitoba Parks launches new web site
Manitoba Parks has introduced a new web site which features improved navigation and expanded interpretive information about most of Manitoba's provincial parks. Each park has its own home page with information about its facilities and services as well as direct links to maps and camping information for individual parks. Explore this website for information on camping, reservations, special programs, maps and the latest parks news.
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October 2003
Manitoba Civil Service Commission launches new website
The Manitoba Civil Service Commission has launched a new website which includes information about the Commission and the Manitoba Government. The site includes job postings and helpful information on the job application process, internship program outlines, human resource management reference materials, training guides and the employee assistance program, among others. Please come visit our new site and see what we have to offer!
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June 2003
The Business of Science 2003 Symposium Manitoba is positioned to take a leading role in global science and technology advancements. Discover everything you need to know about life sciences in Manitoba - from global perspectives to specific opportunities for you and your company. The October 8 & 9, 2003 symposium is for exploring, celebrating and building on the strengths of Manitoba's converging life sciences industries of health, agriculture and environment.
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March 2003
Vital Statistics Agency
A new Web site allowing access to certain Manitoba vital statistic records for genealogical research is now available. The site allows researchers to look up major life event records such as births, marriages and deaths online and order copies from the Vital Statistics Agency. Effective Jan. 1, 2003, amendments to the Vital Statistics Act were proclaimed permitting unrestricted access to birth records more than 100 years old, marriage records more than 80 years old and death records more than 70 years old. Researchers are able to enter their family data into a search program and sort through results online. All electronic information available for each record will be available for online viewing.
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Manitoba Municipal Board
The Manitoba Municipal Board has developed a site to make interaction with the public as efficient as possible. The site provides background on the Board’s role and the appeal process. The site also includes information on how to initiate an appeal and how to prepare for a hearing.
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Pharmacare Deductible Estimator
Use your total income from line 150 of your 2001 Canada Customs and Revenue Agency (CCRA) Notice of Assessment to determine your Pharmacare deductible for the 2003-2004 benefit year. This on-line tool is easy to use and will give you an immediate estimate.
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February 2003
Government Records Office
The Government Records Office is responsible for government records policy and programs and for preserving and making available the archival records of the government of Manitoba. This site contains important information and help for government departments and employees responsible for creating and managing records.
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