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Co-Chair of Thompson Recycling Centre says facility will not shut down

Manitoba Health and Healthy Living reported two new confirmed cases of H1N1 flu, also known as the swine flu, in a media bulletin June 4, bringing the total number of cases in the province to 40, nearly four times as many confirmed cases as there wer

Thompson's CIBC branch shut down on the afternoon of June 1 after several employees were sickened by a foul smell.

Story: Tough week last week for Dr.

No extra funding for gangs and drugs, province says

At a time when the news has been full of reports of major corporatebankruptcies and the devastating impact of the worldwide recession on many communities what hasn't been reported is the degree that there has been a different situation in Manitoba.

Thompson Planning District Board passes big fee increases for home relocation permits If you're thinking of doing some home relocation within the city get ready to dig way deeper into your wallet after the Thompson Planning District Board passed a ne

The Thompson Recycling Centre is facing some tough times right now, working with outdated trucks and machinery and inadequate space to store all of the city's recyclable materials.

A year and a week after the groundbreaking, Eric Robinson, acting minister of aboriginal and Northern affairs, was on hand May 28 as the Communities Economic Development Fund (CEDF) held a grand opening for its new $1.

Police investigate gunshot in Juniper area