For writer Kazim Ali, writing has always been personal.
As the author of over a dozen books including seven books of poetry, five novels and five essay collections he’s often had to mine the deepest depths of his psyche for a profound sentence or a heartfelt stanza. Not to mention his day job is as a literature and writing professor at the University of California San Diego.
But when asked where “Northern Light: Power, Land, and the Memory of Water” ranks in comparison to his other projects, he doesn’t hesitate to remark that the recently published book was his most ambitious project and one that left him feeling deeply changed.
Northern Manitoba to get EMS station in Gillam
A new EMS station is being built in northern Manitoba, just a few years after a major overhaul of the province s emergency medical services system saw more than a dozen stations closed down.
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Posted: Mar 11, 2021 8:53 AM CT | Last Updated: March 11
The Gillam station will include a two-bay garage for the ambulances, offices, crew quarters and space for staff training. (Riley Laychuk/CBC)
A new EMS station is being built in northern Manitoba, just a few years after a major overhaul of the province s emergency medical services system saw more than a dozen stations closed down.
Canada s Newest Hydro Project Starts Generating Clean Energy To Power Thousands Of Homes
Bechtel JV team at Keeyask begins producing hydro-electric power six-months ahead of schedule
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RESTON, Va., March 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Renewable electricity has started being produced at Keeyask Generating Station in Manitoba, Canada, six-months ahead of the project s control schedule. A further six units will be added in the coming months. When completed, the plant will produce an average of 4,400-gigawatt-hours of electricity per year. That s enough electricity to power 400,000 homes.
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Keeyask Generating Station This accomplishment is the result of a massive, coordinated team effort between Manitoba Hydro, our Keeyask Cree Nation partners, contractors, trade unions, and every person that has worked on our project. We should all be proud of what we have achieved on our Keeyask Project. It has taken hard w
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Cost overruns on the Keeyask and Bipole III projects by Manitoba Hydro were caused by a combination of incomplete planning and lack of oversight by the Selinger government, according to the results of an economic review released by the Manitoba Government on Friday.
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Cost overruns on the Keeyask and Bipole III projects by Manitoba Hydro were caused by a combination of incomplete planning and lack of oversight by the Selinger government, according to the results of an economic review released by the Manitoba Government on Friday.
The commission handling the report was run by former Saskatchewan premier Brad Wall, who was tasked with looking into the cause of the projects costing a combined $13.4 billion when initial spending estimates had pegged the cost as being approximately $9.7 billion.
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