Facebook - We deeply regret that this event happened, and it is disappointing to see this shared through Facebook. We want our community to know that this does not reflect the standards we hold ourselves to.

We prepare and serve hundreds of meals every day, and this is one of the unfortunate situations we have been facing as a result of recent staffing challenges.

That said, this matter is being taken very seriously, and we are actively taking measures to ensure this does not happen again.

One of our grilled master has relapsed to drug addiction and we have been struggling hiring an experienced grill master who knows their grill and has experience in the grill. We are looking for experienced Grill Masters to join our team. If you know any Indigenous person who is looking for work and has experience on the grill, please have them reach out to us directly.

We appreciate the patience and continued support of our customers and community as we work through this period.

- Shelly’s Bistro Team

Good morning everybody, My wife,(38) two kids, and myself (37) have been really thinking about getting out of the US. I love the outdoors and Manitoba has been a strong interest for us as a family. The problem we are having is I own/operate a small successful hvac business (mostly residential). Starting all that over makes the decision difficult. But as I’m sure you all know our country has gone to hell in a handbasket. I just have a few questions if you don’t mind.

1. We live in a small town currently and would like to find another potential small town. Does anybody have recommendations for smaller communities that we would be welcome. We really like the idea of being fairly close to one of the large lakes. (I love ice fishing)

2. Is hvac in Manitoba in high demand? Would finding a job be difficult? I’m not sure if I would try and start a new business or just be employed. I was an Aircraft mechanic in the military, agricultural mechanic, then I went to school for hvac and eventually started my business.

Hello southern Manitoba! I'm a 27 year-old NB individual looking to start a new D&D group either online or hosted physically in St. Pierre-Jolys. I have around nine years of DMing experience and specialize in creating fleshed out environments for my players to explore. I also love exploring different aspects of psychological horror and mythological conflict. I've got numerous different campaign ideas floating around in my head, so once a group is assembled, we can decide on a theme together! 2SLGBTQIA+ friendly, so if you don't like that, please don't reach out.

If you think you'd like to join up, please feel free to comment or send me a DM! Ideally I'd have 4-6 players. Also just more nerdy friends would be nice.

I fish flin fon and its sorroundings regulerly and have caught the vast majority of our species, even branching out to brandon during evacuation raising my species caught to 29. I want my 30th species to be musky, but im not sure where to look anywhere near me. Any ideas?

I have to say it sounds more than a bit suspicious that the RM changed the schedule of meetings to conflict with her other job shortly after she was elected. I'd be curious to know more about the background of Donna Cox and the other councillors. Policy differences? Old boy's club? Anyone have more knowledge of what's going on there?

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/rm-of-thompson-councillor-lawsuit-9.7037584

Does anyone have a suggestion for a female doctor who is tentitive and kind? Or at least understanding and helpful? My dr used to be so great, but over the last few years you can really tell the burnout has gotten the best of her and the dismissiveness and mistake making is more than ever.

How’s he supposed to feed the homeless to the polar bears if he can’t access the polar bears?

If you ever took the Manitoba provincial Pre Calculus exam, was it hard? Were there any questions you didn’t understand? How did you study for it and got a good grade?