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Crown corporation says it can get by with lower increases because the provincial government is reducing how much it collects from Hydro for debt guarantees and water rentals.

The Southern Chiefs Organization hosted the Women’s Gathering on Nation Rebuilding event Nov. 28-29 in Winnipeg, bringing Indigenous women together to discuss their roles as leaders.

Conference on winter weather testing told that Thompson’s combination of temperature variability, remote location and access to transportation infrastructure tick off important checklist items for potential testers.

Mild weather, free candy draw big crowds for Santa parade.

Equipment was purchased with the help of grants from other charitable organizations, including the Thompson Community Foundation.

Letting tour group observe a mother polar bear and cub on foot with no means of deterrence nets $802 fine.

Most of the money will go towards enhancing First Nations leadership of health care service delivery.

Grade 7/8 class received the Peter Henderson Bryce Award from the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society for the 2021-22 school year.

Mayor Colleen Smook will continue as chair of the cities caucus while deputy mayor Kathy Valentino is one of the Association of Manitoba Municipalities’ two vice-presidents.

One man and three women face drug and firearms charges.