Manitoba

I will admit: being from Alberta, the concept of a swampy, rock-infested region where golf courses navigate the horse fly dominated watery hazards and the ...

Nevertheless, a day at Granite Hills is not one wasted, and provides a cool contrast to the prairie layouts in Winnipeg and to the west. The routing, while exciting because of the way it teases the golfer and ends on a bang, is a bit confusing with so many crossovers to make it work. Granite Hills is nothing if not picturesque, though, and while my experience in Manitoba is limited to ten courses, that includes most of the ones you want to see. At Granite Hills, the routing brings us to the lake on the 3rd, and then finishes on the shores for the 15th through 18th. Then there is Granite Hills, a golf course that if someone blindfolded you and asked where you were, you might say Gravenhurst, Ontario in the heart of the Muskokas. In my nerdy nature, I quickly enjoyed the 1st and 11th, both doglegs—the 1st moving left and the 11th right—with fairways sloping to the outside corners. The golf here is almost a secret, hidden by stereotypes of Manitoba and poor media coverage. I did not play any golf in Winnipeg on the second trip, instead, I focussed on the surrounding areas: Brandon, mostly, and a trip to Lac du Bonnet for Granite Hills, a Les Furber design northeast of the city. The obvious choice is Predator Ridge’s Predator course, and with Doug Carrick’s recent tweaks, it is better than it once was. Most of the work he has contributed either has been or needs to be ripped up. No longer am I playing faux-links golf in the prairies of Alberta or Saskatchewan. My second visit, however, reminded me a lot like the first time I went to Muskoka.

Over the past few weeks, Manitoba's Progressive Conservative government has been repeatedly rocked by the release of reports that further jeopardize its sagging ...

That same day, yet another report in this newspaper told us, according to the 2022 Prosperity Report released by the Manitoba Employers Council, Manitoba ranks dead last among the five provinces west of Quebec in 11 of 33 key economic indicators. Viewed from that perspective, it’s easy to regard the coming election as a depressing contest between bad and worse. According to 2020 taxation data, nearly 65,000 Manitoba children — 20 per cent of all children in the province — were living in poverty. That’s the “ballot-box question” Manitoba’s New Democrats want voters to ask themselves as they choose which candidate to vote for in the upcoming provincial election. 14, it was reported in this newspaper that Manitoba has the highest child-poverty rate of all Canadian provinces, more than seven per cent higher than the national average. 3, a report in this newspaper revealed that Manitoba’s cities have experienced their largest exodus of citizens to other provinces in more than two decades.

On 3 February, the newspaper revealed that a large number of Manitobans had left the province in the past year, with Winnipeg alone losing 7,000 people. news ...

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Manitoba's mission to find nurses in the Philippines to supplement the province's health-care system is underway in Manila.

Warren said the recruitment process is two-fold. “In my experience, yes, there are a lot of sacrifices, the process is rigorous. … It’s a humbling experience.” “We really see this as one of our strategies to bring that help to nurses and the (health care) teams, while we wait for those increased nursing seats to really realize those actual increased numbers of Manitoba-grown nurses here in Manitoba.” The response so far, Borce said, has been very positive. We have a lot of Filipino communities outside of the city,” he said.

The Manitoba government, along with the Winnipeg Police Service and Manitoba RCMP, will be announcing measures to combat organized crime and illegal guns on ...

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Kelvin Goertzen will be joined by Winnipeg police Chief Danny Smyth and RCMP Supt. Scott McMurchy at noon from the Mounties' D Division headquarters on ...

“This funding will keep the Manitoba government’s focus firmly on issues related to the use of illegal firearms, preventing and combatting gang violence, and addressing the issue of illegal or smuggled guns in our province,” said Goertzen. “Together with calls for federal changes to the Criminal Code on bail and other measures, meaningful steps can be taken to stop those committing violent crime in our province.” Manitoba RCMP and Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen announced new resources and funding to address violent crime related to serious, illegal firearms offences and organized crime on Tuesday.

Manitoba to address organized crime, illegal guns On Tuesday, Manitoba's Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen, Winnipeg Police Service Chief Danny Smyth and ...

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To aid the new employees' transition, the province is covering costs such as travel, fees and licensing fees. Monika Warren, chief nursing officer of Shared ...

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“It's new, different and exciting,” Tom Nagy from River City Mushrooms said in an interview with CTV Morning Live. His small Winnipeg-based business aims at ...

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With violent crimes rising across Canada, the provincial government says it is spending $1.4 million to hire 10 additional prosecutors to target organized ...

All proceeds from the $1 pancakes sold will be donated to the Cancer Society. Heavy snow and cold temperatures are expected heading into the spring break. [A 100% hydrogen-fuelled community is being built in Alberta. [Saskatoon](https://saskatoon.ctvnews.ca/) [Why a new therapy might be 'life-changing' for some Sask. communities demand more action from province to address healthcare](https://regina.ctvnews.ca/we-need-help-rural-sask-communities-demand-more-action-from-province-to-address-healthcare-1.6282848) 1 hr ago CTVNews.ca dove into the massive report and came away with nine notable findings that you may have missed. CTVNews.ca looks at which grocery items are getting more expensive the fastest. Winnipeg Police Chief Danny Smyth said the announcement of more persecutors is welcome news. 2 hr ago Goertzen said the positions will be added to the Manitoba Prosecution Service firearms working group and criminal organization unit. but it is happening across Canada," he said.

RCMP and Winnipeg police applauded an announcement of new funding to boost the number of prosecutors focused on combating firearms trafficking and organized ...

"Strengthening the prosecution services will assist this and every other specialized unit." The funding will also provide training for prosecutors on recent methods of illegal firearm manufacturing and trafficking. Ten additional prosecutors will be hired and allocated to the prosecution services' firearms working group and criminal organization unit. Scott McMurchy, deputy criminal operations officer for the Manitoba RCMP, said after Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen announced the funding on Tuesday. RCMP in rural Manitoba have reported violent crimes being driven by street gangs, Goertzen said. "Arresting an individual is only the first step in the criminal justice process.

WINNIPEG - The Manitoba government is adding 10 positions to its prosecutions service, with a special focus on violent and gun-related crime.

Federal Justice Minister David Lametti said he would give the idea serious consideration. “We’re certainly experiencing some of that, where we encounter someone in the community as part of a criminal investigation, only to discover that they’re already on bail for a violent or a gun-related offence,” Smyth said Tuesday. Crown attorneys in the province have long complained about high workloads and Goertzen says the new personnel could be in place within a few months to ease the burden.

WINNIPEG -- The Manitoba government is spending $1.4 million to hire 10 additional prosecutors to go after serious illegal firearms offences and organized ...

Goertzen says the new positions will be within the MPS firearms working group and criminal organization unit. The Manitoba Prosecution Service will receive the funding to create the new positions, which the province says will increase capacity to address firearms trafficking, manufacturing and related violent crime in Manitoba.

Our provincial government announced today new funding in order to target firearms trafficking and violent crime in Manitoba.

"Our government has been consistent in its messaging that the federal government's approach to gun crimes unnecessarily targets lawful gun owners while having little impact on criminals. "Our government is committed to improving public safety by ensuring the justice system has the resources needed to provide a timely and consistent response to violent crime," says Goertzen. "This increased support for prosecutions is about going after illegal guns and targeting organized crime that is causing fear in communities and victimizing Manitobans.

Le gouvernement manitobain affectera de nouveaux fonds et ressources au Service des poursuites du Manitoba afin de renforcer la lutte contre les crimes ...

Le Service des poursuites du Manitoba bénéficiera maintenant de ressources et de capacités additionnelles pour poursuivre en justice les personnes commettant des infractions graves avec des armes à feu illégales. « Grâce à ce financement, le gouvernement manitobain pourra se pencher plus sérieusement sur l’utilisation d’armes à feu illégales, la prévention et la lutte contre la violence des gangs, et le problème d’armes illégales et d’armes de contrebande dans la province, affirme M. « Notre gouvernement est déterminé à améliorer la sécurité publique en veillant à ce que le système de justice dispose des ressources nécessaires pour intervenir promptement et systématiquement contre les crimes violents, indique M.

At 15 years old, if Kieran Dalkie isn't playing basketball, he's watching it and drawing inspiration from his favourite NBA stars to try and implement their ...

[Edmonton](https://edmonton.ctvnews.ca/) [A 100% hydrogen-fuelled community is being built in Alberta. [Saskatoon](https://saskatoon.ctvnews.ca/) [Why a new therapy might be 'life-changing' for some Sask. Mounties are searching for a man who reportedly fired a gun near the Jordie Lunn Bike Park in Langford, B.C., early Monday morning. As 98-year-old Jimmy Carter enters hospice care, many tributes and memories are pouring in for the former U.S. Heavy snow and cold temperatures are expected heading into the spring break. [Vancouver Island](https://vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca/) 12 was just another afternoon she needed a lift and used the Calgary United Cabs app in the downtown core to place her order. She was stunned by what the driver told her. CTVNews.ca dove into the massive report and came away with nine notable findings that you may have missed. CTVNews.ca looks at which grocery items are getting more expensive the fastest. “Basically, a crossover, I'll think of different ways I can implement it by using my one side and trying different things. Mastering those basketball skills might take a little more work and creativity than it does for his peers, as he has to do everything with one hand.