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New Child Care Internet Search Tool Introduced - New Web Site Launched, Includes More Convenient Access. Manitoba Government News Release, October 10, 2002. "Manitobans now have a new way to locate child care services along with the launch of a new look for the Manitoba government Web site..."

Province Launches Farm Safety Web Site. Manitoba Government News Release, November 5, 2002. "A new Web site designed to provide farm safety and health information for farmers, farm families, educators and professionals involved in agriculture was announced today by Agriculture and Food Minister Rosann Wowchuk..."

Provincial Laws Now Available Online, Free Access For All Manitobans. Manitoba Government News Release, November 4, 2002. "Manitobans looking for information about provincial laws that affect their daily life--from adoption to workplace safety--can now find it online at no charge..."

Manitoba Tourism Industry Gets New Interactive Online Resource. Manitoba Government News Release, 7 February 2003. "A new tourism industry Web site will provide marketing information, association news, product information and more to the province's 4,300 tourism operators and businesses, Culture, Heritage and Tourism Minister Eric Robinson announced today..."

Access to Manitoba Vital Statistics Records Now Available Online for Genealogical Research. Government of Manitoba News Release, March 26, 2003. "A new Web site allowing access to certain Manitoba vital statistic records for genealogical research is now available, Finance Minister Greg Selinger announced today..."

More Manitobans gain access to the Information Highway. Manitoba News Release, April 14, 2003. "Provincial access to computers and the Internet is growing with the opening of the 600th Community Connections site, Energy, Science and Technology Minister Tim Sale announced today.."

Lord, Doer agree to exchange ideas. nbcbc.ca, October 23, 2003. FREDERICTON - "Two premiers from opposite sides of the political spectrum have signed an agreement vowing to share each other's best practices to improve public services and save money. Tory Premier Bernard Lord and Manitoba's NDP Premier Gary Doer have signed a deal to cooperate on everything from software to disaster relief to car insurance..."

New Initiative to Promote Local Purchase of Desktop Services for Provincial Government. Manitoba News Release, November 7, 2003. "A unique private-sector partnership including smaller, local information technology companies will provide desktop services to the provincial government and support local jobs in the technology sector..."

Manitoba Health Services Wait Time Information Web site - provides Manitobans information about the length of time it may take to receive diagnostic tests at Manitoba hospitals or radiation therapy at CancerCare Manitoba...

• Access To Information on Waiting Times Improved - Website to Provide Patients with Information On Where to Access Timeliest Care. Manitoba News Release, January 15, 2004. "Health Minister Dave Chomiak today launched a Health Services Wait Time Information website. "The information available on the website will help doctors and patients get a clearer picture of how and where to find the timeliest care," said Chomiak. "This is one piece of the government’s Wait Time Reduction Plan."..."

Publication Input Sought for Review of Legislation on Privacy and Access. Manitoba News Release, February 9, 2004. "The Manitoba government is looking for public input on two laws—the Personal Health Information Act (PHIA) and the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA)—that protect personal information, including personal health information, and define rights of access to records..."

Customer Service and Efficiency to Result from Merger of MPI and Driver and Vehicle Licensing: Ministers. Manitoba News Release, April 20, 2004. "Gord Mackintosh, minister responsible for Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI), and Ron Lemieux, minister of transportation and government services, announced today the Manitoba government will improve customer service and reduce overlap and duplication by merging driver and vehicle licensing with MPI..."

Healthy living website launched. Manitoba News Release, April 27, 2004. "Minister Proclaims Injury Prevention Month, Releases Comprehensive Injury Report. A new website providing healthy living resources for Manitobans was unveiled today by Healthy Living Minister Jim Rondeau...More information on healthy living options is available on the Healthy Living website at www.gov.mb.ca/healthyliving/."

Website To Provide Information on Property Rights Legislation. Government of Manitoba News Release, May 19, 2004. "Legislation Extending Family Property Rights To Common-law Partners Takes Effect June 30. Individuals and couples seeking information on new legislation that will extend family property legislation to common-law partners can do so online, Attorney General Gord Mackintosh announced today..."

New plan links health care to internet. canada.com, April 18, 2005. "Winnipeg - The Manitoba government is embarking on a costly plan to link the province's health-care system through the Internet to speed treatment, cut down on medical errors and boost productivity..."

Physician Profile Website has been launched. Manitoba News Release, November 2, 2005. "Patients have a new information tool today as a result of the College of Physicians and Surgeons' new physician profile website, Health Minister Tim Sale has announced..."

Largest Release of Mineral Exploration Data now available Online. Government of Manitoba, News Release, November 15, 2005. "Annual Mining and Minerals Convention Runs Nov. 17 to 19. Previously unavailable detailed geological information, which provides industry with one of its most important exploration tools, is now online, Industry, Economic Development and Mines Minister Jim Rondeau announced today..."

Last updated: 28 November 2005

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