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The Manitoba government issued a ministerial order under the Environment Act to spray for adult mosquitoes with DeltaGard 20EW in select southern communities due to West Nile virus risk. Spraying is scheduled to begin as early as Friday, July 31, weather permitting, and will cover specified municipalities and nearby areas, with confirmed dates to be…
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Manitoba's government is inviting public input on personal data security, child protection online, and AI risks, with listening sessions planned for Aug. 10 in Brandon and Aug. 12 in Winnipeg. This follows the June enactment of the Public Sector Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity Governance Act, which will guide forthcoming regulations on AI use,…
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Support the newsroomManitoba's government announced safety upgrades at Sturgeon Falls in Whiteshell Provincial Park after the deaths of Aaron and Maximo Au Ramirez. The plan includes about 300 metres of fencing along the falls, 1.2 metres tall, to block access to high-risk rock areas, along with updated signage and fenced viewing areas; the trail will remain closed until…
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Manitoba announced safety upgrades at Sturgeon Falls in Whiteshell Provincial Park, including a 300-metre, 1.2-metre-tall fence, additional signage with stronger warnings, and fenced viewing areas to block access to high-risk rock areas. The improvements come after the drownings of two young brothers at the site, with the area remaining closed until the…
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The Manitoba government announced safety upgrades at Sturgeon Falls Trail in Whiteshell Provincial Park after the drownings of two children earlier this month. planned measures include fencing to block slippery rock areas, updated warning signage about hidden rocks, strong currents, and steep drop-offs, and fenced viewing areas, with the trail remaining…
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The article reports that safety improvements are planned for the Sturgeon Falls Trail following the drowning incident of two brothers. It notes ongoing search efforts and the recovery of one brother’s body, with authorities continuing to search for the missing boy.
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The Manitoba government will install fencing and signs to restrict access to the Sturgeon Falls area in Whiteshell Provincial Park after two brothers drowned there earlier this month, with additional safety measures planned around the site. The trail will remain closed until the fencing is in place, with updated warnings about hidden dangers, and…
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The Manitoba government says it will install fencing and other safety measures at Whiteshell Provincial Park where two boys drowned, including a fenced viewing area and updated signage. The moves follow a safety assessment of high-risk trails province-wide and a review of whether additional measures are needed at other parks.
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