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2000 December News Releases
 

The 2001 Garbage and Recycling Calendar is in Your Phone Book
WINNIPEG - DECEMBER 28, 2000 - The 2001 Garbage and Recycling Calendar, along with more information about garbage and recycling, is at the back of the White Pages of your MTS phone book. For more information on this topic, please click on the previous link

No Garbage / Recyclables Collection on New Year's Day
WINNIPEG - DECEMBER 28, 2000 - There will be no garbage/recyclables collection on Monday, January 1. For more information on this topic, please click on the previous link

Christmas Tree Recycling Depots
WINNIPEG - DECEMBER 27, 2000 - Don’t throw your Christmas tree away after the holiday season – Recycle it. For more information on this topic, please click on the previous link

Mayor's Vision for Greener City Released
WINNIPEG - DECEMBER 15, 2000 - Mayor Glen Murray today released a discussion paper aimed at making Winnipeg a more environmentally conscious and sustainable city For more information on this topic, please click on the previous link

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Cryptosporidium News Release (pdf, 44kb)
WINNIPEG - DECEMBER 6, 2000 - Dr. Margaret Fast, Medical Officer of Health with the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, advises residents with severely weakened immune systems to boil water used for drinking and food preparation. For more information on this topic, please click on the previous link

The Facts about Cryptosporidium and the Winnipeg Water Supply
WINNIPEG - DECEMBER 1, 2000 - Cryptosporidium parvum (Crypto) is a parasite that may contaminate water supplies and cause human illness. For more information on this topic, please click on the previous link

Boil Water Advisory for Severely Immunocompromised Persons Still in Place - Latest Tests Negative for Crypto in the Water Supply
WINNIPEG - DECEMBER 1, 2000 - Dr. Margaret Fast, Medical Officer of Health with the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, says, “until further notice, I am still advising Winnipeg residents with severely compromised immune systems to continue the precautionary measure of boiling their drinking water For more information on this topic, please click on the previous link



Last update: 29.03.2007

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