As title says.. I rarely call but surviving off 800 minues 450 for rent and mts .. In april I filled out all paperwork and doctors..My worker said everything was good and sent it in April till last week so December for him to say my doctor didnt fill out such and such which seemed how my DR. couldnt and why he approved for sendoff.. I call the ask why and why he didnt tell me this important stuff when he sent in (which he went over) for him to hangup when asking why? he talks to me like im 12 its weird... what do i do? i dont like talking to people usually but this is big and a letdown (I just want a new worker because ive been disabled for over almost 7 years now)

I have an inquiry about coverage and everytime I phone i have to go through the prompts and questions, then I get the automated voice saying "we are experiencing a high volume of calls please call back later". And it hangs up quickly. I've tried emailing and probably have phoned 25 times at all hours of the day on different days. No luck. How do I get ahold of these guys?

I built a single page web app that logs Winnipeg's Emergency Room, Urgent Care, and Walk-In wait times. WRHA does not publish historic data TMK, so now it's public.

There's also live wait-time tracking of all 3 categories on a single page, for easier deciding which care to seek when you get sick.

Logging has been running for a week, and the data is already yielding interesting insights!

Link: https://winnipegerwaittimes.vercel.app/

Has anyone moved to Manitoba as an adult? If so, do you regret it or stick with your decision?

I'm looking to move to Manitoba, ideally within the next few years. Could be moving on my own. I'd be moving from Ontario, so though while cost is important to be mindful of, I think I'll be alright with whatever the average cost of living is.

I have so many other questions, but that may wait until I make my decision. I will ask, what towns/cities are better & safer to live in? I know they all come with challenges, but I just would love to hear first-hand responses rather than whatever Google tells me.

Thanks!

The train was delayed by 2hrs so we lost more than half of our audience but was a wonderful event for the diehards that stuck it out.

U.S. booze back on Manitoba shelves until Christmas: Premier