61. Manitoba Government Reverses Discriminatory Policy On Chiropractic Care For Chil The Information Services Division of the manitoba government released the The manitoba government today announced it has reached an agreement with the http://www.chiropracticresearch.org/News_manitoba_government_reverses_dis.htm

Manitoba Government Reverses Discriminatory Policy on Chiropractic Care for Children In a victory for children and health freedom of choice, the government of Manitoba Canada has reversed itself with regards to payment for chiropractic care for children. A report in the July 15, 2002 issue of the International Chiropractors Association's (ICA) "Chiropractic News Service", started by saying, "In a highly significant and uncharacteristic move, the Provincial Government of Manitoba has reversed an earlier decision that denied payment for chiropractic services to anyone under the age of nineteen. The reversal of the controversial policy signals an important victory for chiropractic in that the completely unsupportable and prejudicial restriction of reimbursement for younger patients has been rescinded." The Information Services Division of the Manitoba government released the following notice on July 12th: "MANITOBA GOVERNMENT SIGNS LONG-TERM AGREEMENT WITH CHIROPRACTORS; COMMISSION CREATED. The Manitoba government today announced it has reached an agreement with the Manitoba Chiropractors' Association that provides coverage to all Manitobans while achieving significant savings. Retroactive to July 1, 2002, Manitoba Health will specifically provide coverage for Manitobans under 19 years of age..." In an attempt to save money the government of Manitoba had stopped all payments for chiropractic care for anyone under the age of 19. This was done without any studies that showed that this move would save any money at all. Chiropractors in that area argued that the discontinuation of chiropractic benefits increased overall health care costs by forcing those not covered for chiropractic to seek more expensive medical care, when chiropractic could more affordably do the job.

62. Parenting On Your Own advise the manitoba government on issues concerning the status of women.Our job is to provide information to the manitoba government to ensure that the http://www.mwac.mb.ca/parent.html

Manitoba Women's Advisory Council Our Partners Manitoba Women's Advisory Council ~ Giving Voice to Women's Concerns ~ Parenting on Your Own - Introduction T he Manitoba Women's Advisory Council is pleased to offer the sixth edition of Parenting on Your Own as a resource to single parents in Manitoba and to others who may find it useful. T his guide is to advise single parents of their rights and to list the services and supports that are available in the community. Because services sometimes change, it may be advisable to call and verify the hours, fees, services and accessibility of listed resources. I f there are any valuable resources that have not been included in this guide, please send the information to the Advisory Council. As additions are submitted, the information will be updated for the Web site as well as for future publications. T he Advisory Council provides this document as a guide to resources and information, not as an endorsement of any listed service. Personal experience with a service will allow for an informed decision based on individual needs. Resource centres, women's groups and single parent support groups also provide an opportunity to share views and concerns with others.

63. News Release AJIC manitoba government RECEIVES ABORIGINAL JUSTICE REPORT The manitoba governmenthas received the first quarterly report of the Aboriginal Justice http://www.aji-cwi.mb.ca/eng/news_release_ajic.html

@import url(../css/style.css); Skip to navigation Skip to Content Site updated on July 29, 2004 Background Links Home Current Phase Background General Background ... Francais April 17, 2000 MANITOBA GOVERNMENT RECEIVES ABORIGINAL JUSTICE REPORT Province Says Yes To AJIC Recommendations The Manitoba government has received the first quarterly report of the Aboriginal Justice Implementation Commission (AJIC) and has started acting on its four recommendations, which include renouncing the province's half-interest in minerals on reserves and entering into agreements for child and family services that are developed and operated by Aboriginal communities. The AJIC, led by commissioners Paul Chartrand and Wendy Whitecloud, was established last fall to review the report of the Aboriginal Justice Inquiry, identify priority areas for government action, and make practical, cost-effective and attainable recommendations for improving justice programs and services for First Nations and Metis people in Manitoba. "I would like to thank the commissioners, elder advisors and members of the Aboriginal community for their hard work," said Attorney General Gord Mackintosh. "While we cannot erase the frustration and disappointment caused by many years of inaction, we have begun implementing the report's recommendations signal of our commitment to the well-being of Aboriginal Manitobans and their families."

64. Budget Submissions: 2005 Manitoba Pre-Budget Submission - General Fiscal Policy We must ask why the manitoba government would not commit to immediately accepting RCC recommends that this provincial government fully index Manitoba s http://www.retailcouncil.org/membersonly/submissions/budgets/prebudget_manitoba0

Friday, September 23, 2005 Member Login Membership Become a Member Retailer Member Testimonials Meet a Member ... Merchant Calculator Government Relations Advocacy Environment Recycling Programs Energy ... Scanner Accuracy Member Services Events STORE - Canada's Retail Conference Excellence in Retailing Awards Dinner Hall of Fame Luncheon ... Links Media Press Releases Current Releases Previous Releases RCC in the News ... Industry News Retail Awards RCC Awards Excellence in Retailing Awards Canadian Retail Hall of Fame Distinguished Canadian Retailer ... Industry Awards Sponsorship Sponsorship Presidents' Club Retail Toolkit FAQs The Graff Retail Report MasterCard Resources Library Retailing Essentials ... VISA for Small Business RCC Partners CQCD VSDA Canada CGTA CRI ... Business Associations 2005 Manitoba Pre-Budget Submission General Fiscal Policy Background: This is why RCC has been a strong supporter of balanced Budget legislation. We were dismayed to read the comments of the Auditor General that, when using responsible accounting principles, the provincial government did not balance the 2004 Provincial Budget but, in fact, ran up the second largest budget deficit in Manitoba history. RCC is deeply concerned by the existence of a deficit and by the apparent attempt to disguise that fact to the citizens of Manitoba. RCC has stressed our understanding of the government's priorities and the difficult decisions the government must make, but we have always expected the provincial government to govern in a fiscally responsible fashion. In light of the Auditor General's concerns, we believe it is imperative that the government prove it is managing the public finances in a transparent and responsible way. The provincial government has indicated that it will adopt Generally Accepted Accounting Principles by 2007. We must ask why the Manitoba government would not commit to immediately accepting Generally Accepted Accounting Principles, which are already used by most provinces and the federal government. It is imperative that the provincial government follow Generally Accepted Accounting Principles when preparing and reporting on the 2005 Provincial Budget.

65. Opinion Results List NFU APPLAUDS manitoba government WITHDRAWAL OF BILL 40 SWAN RIVER, MB – TheGovernment of Manitoba has “done the right thing” by withdrawing Bill 40, http://www.mondata.com/action/politicsdetail.asp?id=894

66. MADD Canada | News Provincial Governments should look to Manitoba for ‘what can be done’. MothersAgainst Drunk Driving is lauding the manitoba government for its action on http://www.madd.ca/english/news/pr/p05jan11.htm

MADD Canada News MADD Canada Releases MADD Canada Releases January 11, 2005 Mothers Against Drunk Driving is lauding the Manitoba Government for its action on introducing effective measures to fight drinking and driving in that Province. In doing so, MADD Canada urges other Provinces to review the comprehensive approach the Manitobans are taking in curbing impaired driving. For further information visit www.madd.ca, or call: December 22, 2004 Mr. Andrew Murie National Executive Director MADD Canada 6507C Mississauga Road Mississauga ON L5N 1A6 Dear Mr. Murie: I am writing to update you on some recent initiatives that have been taken by the Government of Manitoba to fight impaired driving. Also, the Government of Manitoba will be pursuing a four point provincial action plan on impaired driving child endangerment which will consist of the following elements: - A Crown policy to ensure that Manitoba prosecutors are on the look-out for cases of impaired driving with child passengers and seek higher penalties in their sentencing submissions in thos cases;

67. MAWL: Women’s Rights To Public Legal Representation In Canada And Manitoba: Exe Although the manitoba government increased Legal Aid’s budget last year, theirspending is manitoba government must immediately increase its funding to, http://www.nawl.ca/affil/MAWLsumm.htm

National Association of Women and the Law Caucus Links Publications Projects ... Supporting NAWL MAWL Manitoba Association of Women and the Law Box 1240 Carman, Manitoba Canada, R0G 0J0 Tel: 204-745-2028 Fax: 204-745-3513 email: mcbr@mb.sympatico.ca Contents Summary Part 1 ... Tables Executive Summary June 2002 Background 82.32% of criminal certificates are issued to men, while only 17.68% of criminal certificates are issued to women. Manitoba, similar to other provincial jurisdictions, currently has a statutory requirement to prioritize criminal law over civil and family law. 34.7% of employed Manitoba women work in the sales/service sector where bonding is usually required, as opposed to 20.9% of males. Being convicted of a lesser criminal offense often results in women losing their livelihood. When budgets are cut, women are hurt the most. Lesser criminal matters and important civil matters such as child protection and custody and support and protection for women suffering abuse are often not covered in provincial legal aid plans. The result of limited funds and prioritization shut Manitoba women out of legal aid programs, which they urgently need. This denies them equal protection and benefit of the law. Disparity in Legal Aid Coverage Across Canada Across Canada, this situation causes a huge disparity in coverage, eligibility criteria, accessibility and quality and delivery of service of legal aid. Lack of funding, inadequate coverage and low eligibility thresholds are increasingly causing disadvantaged Canadians to either forego their rights in such important matters as child support or to resort to representing themselves in complex legal proceedings.

68. After The Mine Lynn Lake, Manitoba On April 15, they met with five Ministers of the manitoba government to present The manitoba government had been responsible for protecting the public http://www.miningwatch.ca/issues/No_Rock_Unturned/Lynn_Lake_background.html

69. Funding Relations Between Nonprofits And Government: A Positive Example -- Brown manitoba government. (1999). News release Awards honour civil servants. Winnipeg,Canada Information Services, manitoba government. http://nvs.sagepub.com/cgi/content/refs/33/1/5

JOURNAL HOME HELP CONTACT US SUBSCRIPTIONS ... TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK SEARCH: [advanced] Author: Keyword(s): Year: Vol: Page: Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly, Vol. 33, No. 1, 5-27 (2004) DOI: 10.1177/0899764003260601 This Article Abstract Full Text (PDF) References ... Alert me if a correction is posted Services Similar articles in this journal Alert me to new issues of the journal Download to citation manager Reprints and Permissions Funding Relations between Nonprofits and Government: A Positive Example Laura K. Brown University of Manitoba Elizabeth Troutt University of Manitoba This article examines the attributes of a successful contracting model for the financing and support of nonprofit organizations. It describes how, through government initiative, a program can be built in which transaction costs are minimized through a cooperative approach to contracting based on mutual trust. It shows how investment in a long-term, trust-based, cooperative relationship underlined by professional standards and a continuous focus on a common mission by all levels of actors within and without government can provide the impetus for a system in which high standards of service are maintained, accountability is

70. Autonet.ca - Manitoba To Crack Down On Car Theft: The Manitoba Government Has A Manitoba to crack down on car theft The manitoba government has a new plan tocrack down on car thieves, but the Opposition says the promise seems to http://autonet.ca/Laws/story.cfm?story=/Laws/2005/04/22/1008476.html

71. Manitoba News Release - WHHI Helps Fund Housing Rehabilitation  Project For Nor WHHI support of up to $760000 under the manitoba government’s The Manitobagovernment has committed $3.7 million to Neighbourhoods Alive! in the 2002 http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/en/mb/newsreleases/news_05_02/may17.shtml

@import url("/styles/hrsdc-rhdcc-percent.css"); Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Accessibility Features Services for: Individuals Business Organizations Services Where You Live Date: MAY 17, 2002 WINNIPEG Today's funding announcement was made by the Honourable Tim Sale, Manitoba Minister of Family Services and Housing; the Honourable Rey D. Pagtakhan, Minister of Veterans Affairs, on behalf of John Manley, Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of Infrastructure and Crown Corporations; and Daniel Vandal, Councillor and Chairperson of the City of Winnipeg Housing Steering Committee, on behalf of Mayor Glen Murray. Total project cost for the acquisition and rehabilitation of the homes is estimated at $1.4 million. The funding includes: The North End Housing Project will coordinate homeownership training, home budgeting support, credit counselling and other outreach assistance for the residents. "North End Housing Project Inc., is pleased to be part of the community revitalization in Point Douglas," said Gail Stapon, Secretary for the NEHP Board of Directors. "Together with the three levels of government and the Thomas Sill Foundation we will work towards building a healthy, vibrant and safe community." The Winnipeg Housing and Homelessness Initiative is a three-year, multi-million dollar tripartite partnership established by the Government of Canada, Province of Manitoba and City of Winnipeg to address declining housing stock, homelessness and the revitalization of Winnipeg's older neighbourhoods. With this announcement, the WHHI has committed over $18 million to support the construction and rehabilitation of 600 units of housing and about 100 rooms or beds, as well as provide assistance to homeless individuals and families, or those at risk of becoming homeless.

72. Beyond 20/20 News set of socioeconomical information within the manitoba government. to create a one-stop shop for access to data within the manitoba government. http://www.beyond2020.com/aboutus/news_insights_0702.html

Beyond 20/20 Inc. News Summer 2002 ***Don’t miss our Beyond 20/20 Tip of the Month further down the page*** In this edition: New Beyond 20/20 Clients! Bolivia's National Statistics Agency becomes Beyond 20/20's First South American Client Industry Canada - Office of the Superintendent of Bankruptcy Health Canada - Health Act Division ... Tip of the Month New Beyond 20/20 Clients! Bolivia's National Statistics Agency becomes Beyond 20/20's First South American Client Beyond 20/20 is pleased to announce that Bolivia's national statistics agency, Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE), has purchased a corporate license for Beyond 20/20's software products. This license marks Beyond 20/20's first client in South America, and adds INE to our growing customer list of national statistics agencies around the globe. The contract includes a full range of Beyond 20/20 products, for both internal and external data dissemination. INE has purchased a license to install more than 450 Beyond 20/20 Professional Browsers - enough for every desktop in the organization. For external Web dissemination, they have chosen the latest version of the Beyond 20/20 Web Data Server, and INE has selected the Beyond 20/20 Publisher's Edition and Toolkit for its development tools. Future projects include the dissemination of trade data via the Web. INE is now equipped to lead the way in South America for advanced data dissemination and visualization through the Internet.

73. Gigablast Search Results Government of Manitoba Conservation Department Category Regional NorthAmerica Canada manitoba government Departments Government Agencies http://dir.gigablast.com/Regional/North_America/Canada/Manitoba/Government/

Family filter: On Off Entire Directory Entire Category Pages in Base Category Sites in Base Category Top Regional Canada Manitoba ... Law Related Categories: Regional: North America: Canada: Government Government of Manitoba Official site of the Province of Manitoba. www.gov.mb.ca [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 26 2005 - modified: Apr 26 2005 Government of Manitoba - Conservation Department Offering a news bulletin on issues revolving conservation. www.gov.mb.ca/natres/index.html [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 26 2005 - modified: Apr 20 2005 Manitoba Human Rights Commission Provincial agency responsible for carrying out the provisions of The Human Rights Code. Category: Regional: North America: Canada: Manitoba: Government: Departments: Government Agencies www.gov.mb.ca/hrc/ [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 26 2005 - modified: Jun 07 2000 Manitoba Lotteries Corporation Information on casinos, winners and special promotions. Category: Games: Gambling: Casinos: By Location: North America: Canada www.mlc.mb.ca [archived copy] [stripped] [older copies] - indexed: Apr 28 2005 - modified: Mar 16 2005 Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba Winnipeg, accident, insurance, prevention, safe, practices, illness, assessment, rates, system

74. Helping The Manitoba Government Meet Digital Economy Challenges From EDS , Elect By the mid1990s, the manitoba government like most governments was The Manitobagovernment established a new branch to support Desktop Services. http://whitepapers.zdnet.co.uk/0,39025945,60047717p-39000428q,00.htm

Making mobile working work for your company All of ZDNet News Insight Comment White Papers Reviews Prices Downloads All the Web newsletters Insight White Papers IT Management ... Infrastructure Management Helping the Manitoba Government Meet Digital Economy Challenges Download Now Free download Show Me Others More white papers Date: N/A Vendor: EDS , Electronic Data Systems Corporation Vendor Registration: Direct Access Format: PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5 Topics Infrastructure Management Cost Control / Risk Mgmt. Publisher's Description By the mid-1990s, the Manitoba government like most governments was beginning to feel the effects of more than 10 years of decentralized information technology (IT) procurement practices. The IT situation, when viewed as a whole, was highly fragmented. Document management was a cumbersome manual process, and sharing information and communicating even within some departments was difficult. Computer technology costs increased almost daily as departments tried to keep up with the latest technology while maintaining old platforms. The Manitoba government established a new branch to support Desktop Services. Its mandate? Create a current, standardized technological environment that shifted government focus from managing the infrastructure to concentrating on citizens' needs. They engaged EDS and worked as a team on plans for a standardized technological environment. Readers Rating How would you rate this product?

75. Karst Protection In Manitoba - Kim Monson The manitoba government response when queried was that the area was The problemis convincing the manitoba government that there are more values in this http://www.cancaver.ca/prov/man/issue.htm

Karst Protection in Manitoba Kim Monson Geography Department University of Winnipeg kimberly.monson@uwinnipeg.ca Canadian Caver 29 Spring 1997 Volume 28 (1) Manitoba is about to get a new National Park ( not Wapusk for those in the know!) in the Manitoba Lowlands. The Manitoba Lowland is an ecoregion of Canada and Manitoba which is typified by parkland, boreal forests and vast expanses of flat limestone karst pavement. The Manitoba Lowland is also filled with caves. In 1987, the Manitoba Speleological Society started a systematic exploration and inventory of the caves and to a certain extent karst features in the "Interlake" area of Manitoba. The Interlake is the part of the Manitoba Lowlands that extends between the three major lakes in Manitoba; Lake Winnipeg, Lake Manitoba and Lake Winnipegosis. To date, over 250 caves have been located, recorded and many have been mapped. In 1992, the Governments of Canada and Manitoba started to search for a national park site in the Manitoba Lowlands. Those of us who love the karst areas felt this was a wonderful opportunity to have some of the karst features, including caves, protected within a National Park. A feasibility study was launched which was to determine where in the lowlands the park would be located. A group of "environmentalists" (some cavers included) lobbied for the park to be located in the Grand Rapids region, an area rich in limestone karst, fens, bogs, boreal forest and have what are believed to be the most northern hibernacula for little brown bats in North America. After four years and many struggles the decision was to locate the main part of a four part proposed park in the Grand Rapids region with the northern most component encompassing the Little Limestone Bay area, potentially a karst rich area).

76. International Convention On The Elimination Of All Forms Of Racial Discriminatio The manitoba government has had an employment equity policy for many years aimed at As of March, 2002, 9.65 percent of manitoba government employees are http://www.pch.gc.ca/progs/pdp-hrp/docs/cerd/2003-08-11/p4-MB_e.cfm

Minister's page Minister of State (Sport) Minister of State (Multiculturalism) Location: Home - Human Rights Program PART IV - Measures Adopted by the Governments of the Provinces Manitoba This report updates the information contained in the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Reports of Canada under this Convention, with respect to developments in Manitoba between June 1997, and May 2001. Article 2 : Policy and programme initiatives The Manitoba Government has had an employment equity policy for many years aimed at increasing the numbers of traditionally under-represented groups in the civil service. The Civil Service Commission publishes a manual, Putting Equity to Work, to assist managers to understand the legal and social reasons for the policy and to provide practical assistance for the implementation of the policy. As of March, 2002, 9.65 percent of Manitoba Government employees are Aboriginal (up from 6.82 percent in March, 1998 and approaching the long-range target of 10 percent referenced in the last report), 3.56 percent are members of visible minority groups and 2.96 percent are persons with disabilities. The Manitoba Civil Service Commission manages two programmes directed at enhancing opportunities for Aboriginal people in government. The Aboriginal Management Development Program identifies Aboriginal people with high potential who are already in government and offers them an in-depth orientation to government, rotational work assignments, specific training opportunities, support from mentors and other development to enable them to compete for senior positions. The Aboriginal Public Administration Program recruits recent Aboriginal university or college graduates to a career in government by providing a programme of orientation, training and rotational work assignments. Two programme coordinators in the Civil Service Commission dedicate most of their time to working on Aboriginal programming.

77. Manitoba Government Expert Witnesses & Consultants - Expert Pages Manitoba Experts expert witnesses Experts in public policy, finance andmanagement consulting, budget analysis. Also issues of insurance, http://expertpages.com/experts.php/government_manitoba.htm

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78. Speaking Points To The NUPGE/Manitoba Government And General Subject Speaking Points to the NUPGE/manitoba government and General Employees’Union Convention. Publish date October 23, 2004 Author(s) Jean Wolff http://action.web.ca/home/clccomm/en_readingroom_speeches.shtml?x=68995

79. ICA News And PR The Information Services Division of the manitoba government released the following manitoba government SIGNS LONGTERM AGREEMENT WITH CHIROPRACTORS; http://www.chiropractic.org/news/manitoba_2002.htm

80. The Aboriginal Mapping Network - Networking The Aboriginal Mapping Community Natural Resources Canada, the manitoba government and the Ontario Government The manitoba government has gone against tradition and opened the doors to http://www.nativemaps.org/news/DataPolicies.html

New Data Policies Emerging Across Canada In recent months, many sources of digital data have become available for free for geographic information systems (GIS) users and non-users nationally. Natural Resources Canada, the Manitoba Government and the Ontario Government have opened their digital doors, enabling free access to numerous sources of geospatial data and metadata. To read more about these initiatives, click below: Launch of the GeoBase Portal Moving Towards a New Geospatial and Mapping Environment Government of Manitoba Opens Doors to Spatial Data Ontario Geospatial Data Exchange To find out more about other sources of digital data, click here Launch of the GeoBase Portal Moving Towards a New Geospatial and Mapping Environment Message, to NRCan employees from Dr. Irwin Itzkovitch, Assistant Deputy Minister, Earth Sciences Sector - (Nov 2003) I am very pleased to announce the public opening of the GeoBase portal located at www.geobase.ca

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