manitoba

For those of us in Manitoba (or presumably, the far north), there's not too much solace in that fact.

This Namibian town and Dauphin, Manitoba are two such sites.

I told TimeWarner I was moving to Manitoba to get them to stop hastleing me to move my service to my new address.

I use to have friends in Manitoba that ran a wheat farm.

The project, funded jointly by the Manitoba provincial government and the Canadian federal government, began with a news release on February 22, 1974, and was closed down in 1979.

I don't know what the BC plan is like, but in Manitoba if I didn't have any coverage through my employer I'd be paying for almost everything except visiting a doctor or ER.

It will be far more like Manitoba than it will be like British Columbia, and I don't think that many Albertans today (and especially ones who arrived more recently) would put up with that.

But in general, when you're east of Manitoba, the term "West" specifically refers to Alberta, and to a lesser extent Saskatchewan.

I've received two phone calls since, to which I said, "I live in a yert in manitoba now" and the second call I just hung up.

Among the provinces, wait times from consultation with a specialist to treatment decreased in six provinces, rising only in Manitoba, Ontario, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia."...

First, the Mincome experiment in Manitoba (confusingly, while "Minimum Income" is something different than "Basic Income", the experiment did test "Basic Income"), which ran for five years in the 1970s and found that only new mothers and teenagers worked substantially less.

Caribou was formerly known as Manitoba, for any of you who want to look up their older stuff.

As Alberta has sucked up the trades for the associated housing booms, pay has jumped in Saskatchewan, and now is jumping in Manitoba.

It's in the middle of Manitoba, and there's pretty much nothing there.