As the season changes and the weather gets colder by the day, snow storms and befriending negative temperatures, many Manitobans are getting sick from respiratory viruses and COVID-19. Hospitals have been observing a spike in the number of children visiting the hospitals due to extreme colds and other symptoms ofContinue Reading
Water management is essential for different reasons, like conserving water and protecting the environment. The government of Manitoba has created a new “water management strategy,” which is quite a big step because the government has never made such a plan in approximately twenty years. The plan will focus on maintainingContinue Reading
Weather forecasts in North Dakota predict a harsh snowstorm that will hit the state, possibly starting with freezing rain on Wednesday and eventually turning into heavy snowfall on Thursday. Moreover, the storm is predicted to be heavy and will make daily transportation much harder. The storm is expected to resultContinue Reading
The Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) has released a report that shows how Manitoba has the third lowest healthcare spending per person in the country. Many projects are happening in Manitoba to aid the healthcare system and upgrade it. The Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) foresees that ManitobaContinue Reading
On Friday morning, November 04, 2022, before the early rise of the sun, Manitoba’s skies caught a glimpse of a vast meteor that lit up almost all of Southern Manitoba. Many people were shocked by how bright, close and clear it was. The beautiful meteor was spotted at approximately sixContinue Reading
The Manitoba government is investing a large sum of money, approximately equal to more than $625,000. This money is to be used for the sake of creating an amazing, outreach mental health and wellness system for people facing struggles. The Manitoba government is investing a large sum of money, approximatelyContinue Reading
In almost thirty-five years of history, a female will lead the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs, and many are proud and looking forward to the new achievements that she will accomplish. Cathay Merrick was the candidate with the most votes, earning thirty-seven votes out of fifty-nine in the election process. “IContinue Reading
Medical staff are saying that Manitoban hospitals are in a critical situation and have a very dangerous staff shortage. A doctor said the medical shortage was very harsh after a devastating weekend. Doctor Kristjan Thompson said that in the second largest Manitoban emergency department, the patients were waiting for hoursContinue Reading
Manitoba is facing an increase in COVID-19 cases in the province. The government is uneasy because the cases have been rising abnormally. This week’s report released by the government showed that the province has more than four hundred new COVID-19 cases and six deaths. This increase is concerning because theContinue Reading
Avian influenza has been infecting farms all over Canada. More than seventeen farms in Manitoba have been affected by this virus. Avian influenza is known as the bird flu and is very infectious; moreover, over the past few months, the virus has been invading many Manitoban farms. “The Canadian FoodContinue Reading
As winter and temperatures drop lower, more heavy snow will happen, and the city will be covered in a white coat. Wild animals, like polar bears, wolves, and foxes, won’t differentiate between the forest and the city anymore. In Shamattawa First Nation, a polar bear has been roaming around theContinue Reading
The month of October is Circular Economy Month, meant to teach Canadians simple habits like reducing, reusing and recycling, and helping the citizens adopt these behaviours, so they can help fight climate change. The most crucial week of this month is the third week as Canada celebrates Waste Reduction Week.Continue Reading
Many doctors have been posting on social media platforms to remind citizens that the COVID-19 pandemic isn’t over. The numbers have increased, and doctors advise people to take necessary precautions. “Public health experts generally agree that we should strive for a test positivity rate below 5%. Manitoba’s is now 23.4%.Continue Reading
Canada has appointed Flordeliz (Gigi) Osler, an internationally known surgeon, an assistant professor, and the first woman surgeon to become president of the Canadian Medical Association as Manitoba’s representative in the Senate. She is an extraordinary woman elected as a Senator due to her impressive achievements, such as volunteering toContinue Reading
Manitoba is welcoming the Thanksgiving weekend. Thanksgiving is a holiday that was officially created “to remind people to thank God for the full harvest every year.” Thanksgiving is a holiday that most Canadians celebrate and enjoy; it takes up a big part of Canadian culture and is a federally declared-officialContinue Reading
Manitoba is a province that values many things, and one of those values is medicine. Medicine plays a massive part in Manitobans’ lives; with every new research, the province is moving forward to the future and is learning more about the unknown. Research is essential for humans and is significantContinue Reading
Manitobans in Southern Manitoba have been filming the colourful skies of Manitoba, but what is dazzling about it is that it is so bright and colourful that people living in Churchill, Manitoba, have begun to find it very extraordinary. Many people are wondering what could be the cause for suchContinue Reading
The first official Reconciliation run is happening in Manitoba to honour all residential school survivors across Canada. The idea for this run started with Tréchelle Bunn, a student from the University of Manitoba. She is an athlete and a defensive player for the Bison’s women’s hockey team. After hearing theContinue Reading
The date of Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral has been decided. It will be on September 19, 2022, and in honouring this event, Manitoba has announced a couple of things that will be done in Winnipeg, Manitoba, to honour The Queen. Moreover, universities across the province will be cancelling classes. TheContinue Reading
Manitoba is considered one of the blessed parts of the world with its beautiful clear air and gigantic freshwater supplies. It’s a province that carries more than 900 trillion litres of freshwater. Manitoba has “Three of Canada’s 14 largest lakes are in Manitoba — Lake Winnipeg, Lake Manitoba and LakeContinue Reading
