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The province is funding all libraries to have access to services of nonprofit organization that provides library content to people with print disabilities.

Mall owners also installed monument acknowledging that the shopping centre is located within the First Nation’s traditional territory.

Computers For Schools opened its e-waste depot and training centre in Thompson Oct. 15.

First Nations people living on-reserve in Manitoba are now eligible to receive a third shot of COVID-19 as long as it has been six months or more since they received their second dose.

A $100,000 grant from the Thompson Community Foundation is being used by the City of Thompson for the purchase of a play structure for a local park.

One man charged with second degree murder and one woman charged with manslaughter for death of Grant Redhead, whose remains have yet to be found.

Juniper School is receiving $14,090 toward its land-based learning program for kindergarten to Grade 2 students.

Patrick Ballantyne has been arrested in connection with incident in which two men broke into a residence while occupants were home and then set it on fire after the residents escaped to safety.

It was 35 years ago on Oct. 16 that Kerrie Ann Brown of Thompson went missing after attending a small gathering. Her body was later found north of the Burntwood River. She was 15 years old and her murder remains unsolved.

Anonymous online survey is open to city residents 16 and older.