Following the province’s March 26 announcement, news broke of other pop-up clinics scheduled in Flin Flon that were not included in the province’s initial announcement. Instead of only having one day of pop-up clinics in the near future, a different schedule posted on the provincial government’s website showed two more clinics would soon be held. According to the provincial website, another clinic, the fourth to be held in Flin Flon, would take place April 13, along with a fifth running for three consecutive days from April 14-16. Both additional clinics would take place at the Flin Flon Community Hall from 10:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. - the same location and hours as previous clinics at the site.
This aerial view of Flin Flon, taken from high above Ross Lake, is one of many new looks of northern Manitoba captured by Cranberry Portage drone pilot Richard Murnick. - PHOTO COURTESY RICHARD MURNICK/NORTH OF 54 CINEMATOGRAPHY
This view of Mistik Creek is one of dozens of aerial shots compiled by Murnick, who publishes his video work on social media under the nom de film North of 54 Cinematography. - PHOTO COURTESY RICHARD MURNICK/NORTH OF 54 CINEMATOGRAPHY It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s… actually neither. It’s Richard Murnick’s high-powered drone, and the visuals he has gathered with it are gaining attention.
The Reminder won Best in Class in its circulation class, along with winning Best Editorial Page in the same classification and finishing second in the Best Front Page category. The Reminder has now won the Best in Class award in its circulation class for three straight years and five out of the last six years, winning in 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019 and 2020. Reporter Eric Westhaver won four awards and earned an additional podium finish. Westhaver won three separate awards for his weekly column In Our Words , each coming in the first year Westhaver wrote a regular column. For In Our Words, Westhaver won Best Columnist, Best Column or Feature on a Business Topic and Best Local Editorial on a Business Topic.