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It is day two of Dauphin’s Culture Days.
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Arrests have been made in relation to the fire at Two Creek School, in Virden.
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22 new primary care physicians are starting to work in communities across the Prairie Mountain Health Region.
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To kick off Culture Days in Dauphin, the unveiling of the newest statute was held this morning.
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A public hearing is scheduled to begin next week to hear Manitoba Public Insurance’s application for a 2.7% increase to basic insurance premiums.
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Today is day 5 of Rotary Radio Week at CKDM and a dedicated group of individuals, known as the Rotary Club of Dauphin, are set to making the community and the world a better place.
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Operating grants for licensed, home-based child-care providers is increasing.
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Roquette celebrated its groundbreaking of the new pea protein plant in Portage la Prairie yesterday.
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2nd Street SW from 4th Avenue SW to 10th Avenue SW will be closed at 8:30 am today, Friday, September 29 for repaving. Please note - 4th Avenue SW 4 way stop will be down to one lane traffic. Drive with extreme caution. All traffic must detour.
The street will reopen Saturday morning.
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Minimum-wage earners will see their hourly pay increase next month for the first time since 2015.
Beginning Oct. 1, the minimum wage will increase from $11 an hour to $11.15 an hour.
The legislated increase has drawn criticism from both sides of the minimum-wage debate — including small businesses that would have preferred a freeze and labour advocates who argue a 15-cent increase still does not provide a living wage.
The increase is part of legislation introduced by the government in May that indexes minimum wage increases to inflation each year, but also includes a provision under which government can freeze the minimum wage in the event of an economic downturn.
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