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  2021-09-26

  ‘See us, hear us’: Residential school survivor on how to mark Sept. 30 holiday

  This is a news article documenting Geraldine Shingoose’s comments on how the new national holiday of Truth and Reconciliation must be observed; the article contains a video and conversations regarding how to teach children about Residential Schools in classrooms.
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  2020

  Manitoba Ban on Non-Essentials

  Manitoba government banned the sale of non-essential items in large superstores in conjunction with further restrictions on large gatherings
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  2020-07-07

  Maskless Andrew Scheer and Brian Pallister

  This picture, posted by Twitter user "Canadian Dollaz," shows Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer and Manitoba premier Brian Pallister sitting maskless in Pearson Airport on 7 July 2020.
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  2020-12-07

  Tweet: "We need a vaccine plan in Manitoba"

  Twitter video of Wab Kniew calling on the Manitoba Government to create a vaccine plan for Manitoba
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  2020-12-04

  Tweet: ‘If you don’t think that COVID’s real right now, you’re an idiot’

  — This Canadian premier’s message went viral after he said he was ‘stealing Christmas to keep you safe’
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  2020

  #RESTARTMB Pandemic Response System

  The Pandemic Response System has been introduced to share the current level of risk, provide public health guidance to Manitobans and explain the range of measures in place to reduce the spread of COVID-19 in Manitoba.
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  2020-09-11

  Manitoba Metis Federation filing human rights complaint over COVID-19 data collection, sharing

  The Manitoba Metis Federation plans to file a human rights complaint against the provincial government, its health minister and its top doctor, alleging discrimination in how Manitoba is collecting and sharing data linked to COVID-19 cases.
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  2020-12-03

  Manitoba premier wants extra doses of vaccine if Ottawa reserves portion for First Nations

  The federal government's proposed plan to reserve a portion of COVID-19 vaccine for First Nations would leave Manitoba with the fewest doses for the rest of the population, Premier Brian Pallister said.
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  2020-12-11

  How Saskatchewan's COVID-19 measures compare to other Prairie provinces

  The Prairie provinces have become Canada's new COVID-19 hotspot as the region continues to break record after record for cases and hospitalizations. Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Alberta have consistently had the highest rate of cases across Canada since November, surpassing more populous provinces like Ontario and Quebec.
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  2020-11-19

  Manitoba bans in-store sales of non-essential items, visitors to homes with some exceptions

  The orders come into effect on Friday, except for the rule requiring businesses to prevent access to non-essential items; businesses must not sell non-essential goods starting Friday, but have until Saturday to remove them from shelves or rope off those areas of stores. Curbside pickup of non-essential items will still be allowed.
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  2020-12-13

  COVID-19 Cases and Deaths in the province of Manitoba

  A running tally of all the COVID-19 cases and deaths in the province of Manitoba
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  2020-11-22

  Social anti-mask: Anti-mask rally in Steinbach sees hundreds of attendees

  This article shares about a recent anti-mask rally in Steinbach, Manitoba.
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  2020-08-12

  #RestartMB

  This tweet announces the Manitoba government's reopening campaign.
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  2020-10-01

  Covid Tracker App Now Available in Manitoba

  Manitoba has become the 5th province to activate Canada's Covid-19 tracker app using Bluetooth technology. The app alerts the user when they have come into contact with someone who later tested positive.
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  2020-06-11

  Manitoba Government Business Assistance

  During the pandemic and during this phase of reopening across the world, businesses big and small have encountered a variety of difficulties related to maintaining their ability to operate. In the province of Manitoba, the regional government is offering up a number of different programs specifically targeted at helping small businesses, getting people back to work, and providing a safety net in these uncertain times.