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MAKE HOMEPAGETwo music students from Thompson travelled to Winnipeg on May 10 to join the Manitoba Provincial Honour Bands.Grade 8 student Tomas Nowlin, and Grade 10 student Chanel Shumka were both selected based on performance auditions; Nowlin plays the French
Saturday May 26, 2012
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
- The federal government is terminating a 14-year-old multi-million dollar agreement where Manitoba administers immigrant settlement services under the Provincial Nominee Program to do the job themselves. What do you think?
- The federal Tories are tinkering with a success story for no good reason
- 50%
- Manitoba’s NDP government may not like it but immigration settlement services have traditionally been a federal responsibility. No foul here
- 50%
- Total Votes: 96
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