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'Glad it's remembered': Winnipeg veterans pay tribute to Canadians killed at Vimy Ridge
Hundreds of Winnipeg cadets, war veterans and at least a couple hundred observers braved the chilly afternoon Sunday to honour those who fought and served in the Battle of Vimy Ridge. More video
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Assiniboine River set to crest in Brandon, Man.
Flood forecasters in Brandon say Assiniboine will crest in the next 24 to 48 hours.
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Sagkeeng students experience Vimy memorial firsthand
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17 students travelled to France to witness the 100th anniversary memorial service
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Ottawa to now pay for travel companion for Indigenous women giving birth away from reserve
Health Minister Jane Philpott says Ottawa will now pay for someone to travel with Indigenous women who need to leave their communities to give birth — a change to what she called an "extremely unhelpful" policy.
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Battle with Ottawa over pensions for wounded veterans continues as Vimy glory relived
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While Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was honouring veterans of the First World War, some veterans at home took to social media to express their frustration that the Liberal government is fighting a class-action suit that aims to improve benefits for those wounded in Afghanistan.
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3 great horned owl babies returned home in Winnipeg
Three baby great horned owls looked back at their rescuers from their brand new nest on Saturday in Winnipeg.
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4 Dudgeon boys leave for Vimy, 3 return: Manitobans honour family who fought in battle 100 years ago
One hundred years ago, the Battle of Vimy Ridge began and many Manitoba families made great sacrifices. In honour of the significant anniversary and to remember the lives lost, commemorative events are taking place across the province and the country.
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12 Manitoba pork companies suing over bad boar semen
A group of Manitoba pig breeders say they were sold bad semen by a company in the province, and are suing for nearly $2 million.
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Brunch fundraiser supports women who need bras
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Brunch For Bras fundraiser happening to provide bras to women who've left situations of domestic violence, or who have had cancer, and need new bras that they can't afford.
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Winnipeg police search for missing man with Alzheimer's
Fred Copp was last seen on Saturday at about 9:50 a.m. around Portage Avenue and Westwood Drive.
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'Heavy hearts': Vigil held for Christine Wood, man found dead in Oxford House
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Emotions ran high on Oxford House First Nation Saturday night as the community gathered for a vigil to honour Christine Wood and another young man who died this week.
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Recap Jets extend franchise-best unbeaten streak to 7 to close out season
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Captain Blake Wheeler scored a short-handed goal with 45 seconds left in regulation to lift the Winnipeg Jets to their seventh straight victory with a 2-1 win over the Nashville Predators on Saturday.
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From the ironic to the banal: Conservative leadership candidates' 1st words in House
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Now vying for the leadership of the Conservative Party, 12 of 14 candidates started as nervous MPs speaking in the House of Commons for the first time. How'd it go?
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Polio's misunderstood legacy: Facts about post-polio syndrome
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Between 1917 and 1953, more than 10,000 Canadians were infected with polio. But for some of those who survived, a dark legacy of the virus survived with them — post-polio syndrome.
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Opinion Make green clothing choices to protect Lake Winnipeg from microplastics
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Microplastics don't just end up harming ocean ecosystems — they also end up in bodies of fresh water like Lake Winnipeg. But the clothing choices you make can help prevent that, says Joanne Seiff.
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Missing Manitoba woman Christine Wood's disappearance now a homicide
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Winnipeg police have arrested and charged a 30-year-old man in connection with the death of Christine Wood, who disappeared last summer.
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360 VIDEO Take a virtual walk through Vimy's tunnels and trenches
To mark the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge, CBC's Peter Mansbridge, in partnership with Google, took a 360-degree camera into the tunnels and trenches at the memorial site commemorating Canada’s historic military victory in France. Take a look at what he saw there.
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Wab Kinew making it official: set to announce run for leadership of beleaguered NDP
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When Indigenous activist and author Wab Kinew officially launches his bid for the leadership of Manitoba's New Democrats this week, he will try to take the helm of a party struggling for money, unity and public support.
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Sandbaggers wanted: Brandon residents asked to help save home from floodwaters
The City of Brandon is searching for 50 volunteers to sandbag a home at risk of flooding due to the rising Assiniboine River.
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Mounties searching for man after home invasion in northern Manitoba
Manitoba RCMP are searching for a suspect after a home robbery a week ago.
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Video commenting Emergency room closures, urgent care centres won't overcome need for more beds, ER doctor says
Shutting down emergency departments and replacing them with urgent care centres may streamline services and cut down wait times, but it won’t tackle the overall issue of a lack of beds, says one ER doctor.
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Superhero breakfast raises funds to get service dog for 11-year-old
Batman, Iron Man, Captain America and a bunch of princesses served breakfast to help get Kyler Gould, 11, a psychiatric service dog.
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Spring flooding in Manitoba changing route of asylum seekers
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The U.S. border patrol says flooding near Emerson, Man., means some asylum seekers are looking further east for places to cross into Canada on foot. Some are entering at Tolstoi and Piney, Man., in areas historically known as bootlegging routes. People living in the area are not impressed.
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Is it an emergency? The difference between an ER and urgent care
The largest health-care revamp in a generation has many Winnipeggers wondering what will happen after half of Winnipeg's emergency departments shut down and two urgent care facilities open.
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Liberals want to move up pot legalization to avoid Canada Day celebrations
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With long-awaited marijuana legislation set to be announced next week, the federal government is having second thoughts about legalizing cannabis on Canada Day.
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First Nations among those reporting mysterious lights in the sky in 2016: UFO survey
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Seven First Nations reported unidentified flying objects in 2016, according to an annual survey by Winnipeg-based Ufology Research.
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PHOTOS Colourized photos of First World War bring Canadian history to life
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In honour of Remembrance Day, the Vimy Ridge Foundation is releasing colourized versions of rare First World War photos.
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Opinion Courts failing to fight male violence against women
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One of the ways to tackle the ongoing issue of male violence against women is for the courts to send a clear message that this is unacceptable, Kimlee Wong says. But she argues recent decisions show that courts are failing in this regard.
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Films, Vimy Ridge memorial service to impact traffic in Winnipeg
Film production and the Vimy Ridge memorial service mean drivers will have to find different routes to get around Winnipeg this weekend.
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Video commenting Half of Winnipeg's ERs closing in biggest health-care revamp 'in a generation'
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Three Winnipeg hospitals are losing their emergency rooms — Seven Oaks, Victoria and Concordia.
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'Everyone is suffering, we are worried about everyone': Syrian refugees react to U.S. airstrikes
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A Syrian refugee family in Winnipeg is worried about their loved ones back home after the U.S. missile strikes in Syria, and fear the situation is only going to get worse.
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