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Manitoba needs seniors advocate, families of long-term care residents who died of COVID-19 say

Manitoba needs seniors advocate, families of long-term care residents who died of COVID-19 say
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Health minister continues recovery

Winnipeg Free Press Save to Read Later On May 21, the province announced that Health Minister Heather Stefanson was undergoing a necessary medical procedure and deputy premier Kelvin Goertzen would serve as acting minister of health and seniors care. Stefanson has still not been given the go ahead by her doctor to return to work, a spokesman for the government said Monday. (John Woods / Winnipeg Free Press files) Health Minister Heather Stefanson has still not been given the go ahead by her doctor to return to work, a spokesman for the government said Monday. Health Minister Heather Stefanson has still not been given the go ahead by her doctor to return to work, a spokesman for the government said Monday.

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Ottawa to send epidemiologists, lab techs and others to help COVID-19-ravaged Manitoba

The Canadian government is responding to Manitoba's urgent plea for help to battle COVID-19 and over-capacity intensive care units by deploying epidemiologists, laboratory technicians and increased testing capacity.

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Pallister deflects from his Costa Rican tax amnesty with unsupported insinuation his rival hasn t paid taxes

Pallister deflects from his Costa Rican tax amnesty with unsupported insinuation his rival hasn t paid taxes cbc.ca 3 hrs ago Ian Froese © Jimaco Constructores Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister has been dogged by questions about Costa Rican vacation home, shown here, including the taxes he has owed. Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister insinuated the leader of the Manitoba NDP committed tax evasion before backtracking Thursday at a news conference where he was again questioned on his taxes. Pallister tried to shift the focus from his own taxes to those of NDP Leader Wab Kinew, after CBC News reported Thursday the premier received a tax break on money he owed the Costa Rican government. He didn t disclose the tax amnesty when he showed proof he paid his taxes in 2019.

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Manitoba s deal to buy made-in-Canada vaccines not threatened by company s possible move: province

Manitoba s deal to buy made-in-Canada vaccines not threatened by company s possible move: province cbc.ca 4 hrs ago Nicholas Frew © Providence Therapeutics/The Canadian Press In February, the Manitoba government agreed to pay Providence $36 million for two million doses of the vaccine. That included a non-refundable down payment of $7.2 million. Manitoba s government says its deal with a Canadian company promising to develop a COVID-19 vaccine may not be affected if the head of the company makes good on a threat to move its operations out of the country. In February, the provincial government announced a deal with Providence Therapeutics, a Calgary-based pharmaceutical company, for a made-in-Canada COVID-19 vaccine. The vaccine, which hasn t been approved by Health Canada, was supposed to help Manitoba gain some independence from vaccines manufactured in other countries, said Premier Brian Pallister at the time.

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