Gillingham on the PCs: “It has become clear to me and to others that my party…has become oblivious, indifferent or even contemptuous when it comes to the advice, the experience and the partnership offered by local officials, local communities and local leaders across Manitoba…
… regardless of their party affiliation or what community they're from.
• • •
Missing some Tweet in this thread? You can try to
force a refresh
The indoor mask mandate for public places in Manitoba returns tomorrow. #covid19
New vax card requirements begin Sept. 3. You must be immunized to attend:
• Indoor and outdoor ticketed sporting events and concerts
• Indoor theatre/dance/symphony event’s
• Restaurants (indoor and patios)
• Nightclubs and all other licensed premises
• Casinos, bingo halls and VLT lounges
• Movie theatres
• Fitness centres, gyms and indoor sporting and recreational facilities (excluding youth recreational sport)
• Organized indoor group recreational classes and activities - and indoor recreational businesses.
This couple did everything right: They brought a GPS beacon on their trip and used it when their canoe was damaged. cbc.ca/news/canada/ma…
Compare and contrast to the Germans who got into trouble on the same river five years ago:
They paddled in a boat that could not survive the Hayes River.
They did not take a GPS beacon or satellite phone along.
There are “purists” who claim those devices spoil the wilderness experience.
That is nonsense.
If you’re going somewhere where you know you could not extract yourself if your gear fails or you become injured, then you take a communications device.
Manitoba is requiring provincial employees who work with vulnerable people to be vaccinated or face testing up to three times a week. #COVID19
The following professions are affected:
• Direct health-care providers and workers, including (but not limited to) doctors, nurses, allied health professionals, support staff, some others in public and private health-care settings ...
... and direct care providers, defined as anyone who may come in contact with patients, residents or clients or their care environments, equipment, blood and body fluids.