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Can Manitoba power its AI ambitions?
The Manitoba government is positioning the province as a future hub for artificial intelligence and data infrastructure, part of a broader shift toward what is being called the “fourth industrial revolution.” The goal is to attract investment built around data, computing power, and digital services. But while data centres promise jobs and economic growth, they […]
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What readers told us about healthcare on the Prairies
A Flatlander survey reveals long wait times, staff shortages and persistent gaps in access to care across Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
Dozens of abandoned rabbits rehomed after Selkirk rescue operation
After a yearlong rescue effort, dozens of domestic rabbits in Selkirk have been trapped, treated and rehomed, as volunteers and city officials warn the costly crisis was entirely preventable.
Winter survival training returns to Prince Albert training area
Soldiers from several Prairie reserve units gathered near Prince Albert for winter survival training after a long-closed military training area was restored and reopened, highlighting renewed local capacity for cold-weather operations and Arctic readiness.
