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May 22 2013 - Mounties afflicted by post-traumatic stress disorder don’t get proper help, spouses say
Krista Bouchard was married to a Mountie for 13 years — a quirky, funny, chatty guy she’d met on a blind date. Thirty-year-old Martin Bouchard was an RCMP officer in Manitoba and had a French accent and plenty of friends. But three years into the marriage, Krista Bouchard started noticing symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder.

May 08 2013 - Newcomers to Canada enrolling children in French immersion
A growing number of new Canadians are enrolling their children in French immersion schools in Manitoba, contributing to an enrolment spike at the bilingual schools.

April 11 2013 - Sask. doesn't have to pay for French students from Alta., Man.
Saskatchewan's highest court says the province is not legally required to pay for francophone students from Alberta and Manitoba to attend schools here.

March 20 2013 - French delegation looks to develop FASD strategy
WINNIPEG â Europe is waking up to the fact that it has a problem with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, and it is turning to Canada â and Manitoba in particular â for help. A delegation of eight French researchers, medical doctors and government officials has spent much of the week in Winnipeg

February 20 2013 - Province unveils new bilingual licence plates
Manitobans who are proud of their French heritage will soon have bilingual licence plates, Premier Greg Selinger said today. The new plates, unveiled today during the Festival du Voyageur, will be available Monday at Autopac outlets across the province "I am very pleased to announce this

January 19 2013 - WINNIPEG — The inquiry into the beating death of a Manitoba girl has been told it was not uncommo
OTTAWA — France is looking for financial backing from Canada and the world to support the international military mission in Mali, says the country’s Canadian envoy. Ambassador Philippe Zeller also said Canada’s contribution of a C-17 military...

November 18 2012 - La Liberté set to celebrate its 100th anniversary
MANITOBA'S only French weekly newspaper will be generating headlines on its own as part of celebrations to mark its 100th anniversary. La Liberté announced Friday its plans to commemorate the milestone with a series of events in 2013 that will see the francophone community open its doors for a

November 16 2012 - Beaujolais Nouveau now on Liquor Mart shelves
The first French wine of the 2012 harvest has arrived in Manitoba. Wine lovers will have the opportunity to taste the whimsical tradition of Beaujolais Nouveau, the first wine of the harvest, with its release today at Manitoba Liquor Marts. Under French law, the annual Beaujolais Nouveau may

November 11 2012 - St. Boniface offers French an oasis in western Canada's Prairie desert
WINNIPEG - It was from a 2003 magazine ad that Stephane Wild first learned about a place called Manitoba. A year later, he was living there.

October 26 2012 - St. Boniface offers French an oasis in western Canada's Prairie desert
WINNIPEG - It was from a 2003 magazine ad that Stephane Wild first learned about a place called Manitoba. A year later, he was living there.

October 10 2012 - Premier, French officials to honour D-Day vets
Premier Greg Selinger and officials from France will honour Manitoba’s D-Day vets at the legislative building at noon today. Annie Anne, vice-president of Lower Normandy, and Philippe Zeller, ambassador of France to Canada, will also attend. The event starts at noon in room 200 of the

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