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New 'They rock and rolled quick': Crews battled blaze at building under construction in St. Boniface
A building still under construction in Winnipeg's St. Boniface area went up in flames on Friday evening. More video
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Woman who hid remains of 6 infants in storage locker sentenced to 8½ years
Andrea Giesbrecht has been sentenced to 8½ years in prison for concealing the remains of six infants in a storage locker in Winnipeg. With time already served factored in, she will spend another seven years and 10 months in prison.
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'There are other options': Pallister says private sector better bet for physiotherapy, occupational therapy
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The private sector will step up to ensure Manitobans have access to physiotherapy and occupational therapy after the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority announced it would be transferring those services out of hospitals and into private clinics, Premier Brian Pallister said in a scrum with reporters Friday.
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Hey Karen, what about some free tickets, groceries and Air Miles?
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers fan Karen Kuldys thought she had won a million dollars, until a penalty took it all away. It turns out that she won't be going away empty-handed.
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Wilderness advocate geared up to keep all-terrain vehicles out of parks
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The Wilderness Committee is calling on Manitoba to ban the use of all-terrain vehicles within provincial parks.
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'We're looking for everything': Winnipeg community health centre asks for donations of hygiene products
Combs, soap, toothbrushes and toothpaste are among the bare-minimum hygiene products a Winnipeg health centre is asking for to help its clients in need.
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Protesters surround machinery to protect Winnipeg's Parker Lands
A group of protesters gathered at the Parker Lands in an effort to halt the removal of trees and destruction of what they call an important environmental wetland area in Winnipeg.
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Bear Clan helps police promote safety campaign after spike in North End property crime
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Members of a North End watch group went door knocking with police in the William Whyte neighbourhood Friday to spread safety tips after a spike in property crimes in the area, but some in the area want assurance they'll soon see more officers patrolling the streets.
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Jimmy Carter resting after being released from night in Winnipeg hospital
Former U.S. president Jimmy Carter was released from a Winnipeg hospital on Friday and briefly returned to a Habitat for Humanity build site before being taken away for some rest.
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Woman found critically injured in middle of Winnipeg street
A woman was found unconscious in the middle of Winnipeg's Main Street early Friday morning.
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7 charged in Canada Day weekend brawl
Seven people are facing assault charges and police are looking for two more after a large fight broke out in the hours after Canada Day celebrations in Winnipeg.
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Indigenous leaders to boycott Monday's meeting with premiers
Three Indigenous groups will boycott the meeting with Canada's premiers on Monday because they believe their groups should be included as equal partners at the Council of the Federation meeting, which starts on Tuesday.
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Police look for man who fought with officer after being found with drugs, handcuffs and a gun
Winnipeg police are looking for a man who escaped police on Monday after a fight in which an officer was pushed down a set of stairs and splashed with hot coffee.
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Ghanaian grandmother buried near where she died at Canada-U.S. border
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A Ghanaian woman who died trying to walk across the border into Canada has been quietly laid to rest just short of her destination. Mavis Korkor Outeye was buried in a private graveside ceremony on June 28 in Hallock, Minn.
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'You're picking on the sick people': patient, therapist question occupational therapy cut
The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority’s plan to shift occupational therapy out of its hospitals and into private clinics is drawing fire from patients and practitioners.
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Man follows, touches woman and child walking downtown, police say
Winnipeg police are looking for a man who followed and touched a woman and her child on Thursday afternoon.
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'The plates on our car were not ours': Wolseley family warns others after licence plates stolen
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When a Winnipeg family received a call from Morden police asking if their vehicle was stolen they looked outside and saw it still parked on the street where they had left it.
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Winnipeg-born actor went to 'ape camp' for major Planet of the Apes role
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If you're a sci-fi fan, his face might be familiar. But in his latest role, a Winnipeg-born actor will be looking a little more "apish." That's because Aleks Paunovic has a major part in the new blockbuster War for the Planet of the Apes.
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Teghan's top 5: House of Gold Diamonds spins, a brewery turns 1 and frogs race
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This weekend has very good music, comedy, art, beer and a patently strange family festival, which is basically all I ever ask for when I’m writing this column.
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'No compassion': Sears execs get big cash bonuses while laid-off staff lose severance
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Sears Canada plans to dole out up to $9.2 million in retention bonuses to senior staff still working at Sears during its restructuring.
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'This is just the right time': The Forks plans Indigenous makeover at South Point
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Nearly three decades after The Forks set aside South Point Park for some form of Indigenous development, plans are underway for $1.2 million worth of new cultural and recreation amenities on the forested peninsula bounded by both the Red and Assiniboine rivers.
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Miracle baby defies odds after premature birth at less than 2 pounds
When Brody Unrau was born, doctors told the tiny baby's parents he was incompatible with life. Now the Winkler, Man., child is defying the odds and has been labelled a miracle.
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Winnipeg CFL fan thought she'd won $1M, but there was a flag on the play
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It might go down as the most expensive CFL penalty call in history. When the Toronto Argonauts' Martese Jackson ran back a second-quarter kickoff for a touchdown against the Blue Bombers on Thursday night, Karen Kuldys of Winnipeg was in line to win $1 million.
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Coming cuts to health services for newborns, moms 'staggering,' nurses union says
Newborn babies and moms will be put at risk by the latest round of health-care system cuts, says the union representing Manitoba's nurses.
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Jimmy Carter gets medical attention after collapsing from dehydration in Winnipeg
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Former U.S. president Jimmy Carter received medical attention for dehydration while in Winnipeg on Thursday, where he is helping build a Habitat for Humanity home.
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Woman, 29, dies in house fire in community north of Swan River
A woman from Birch River, Man., is dead after fire tore through a house in the western Manitoba town early Thursday morning.
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PM sidesteps calls to reboot inquiry into missing, murdered Indigenous women and girls
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is giving no indication he is willing to intervene in the independent inquiry his government launched to examine the issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.
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Coalition pressures Manitoba government to say no to carbon taxes
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Groups representing farmers and business owners are calling on the Progressive Conservative government to oppose a federally imposed carbon plan.
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Man ambushed, stabbed after arranging meet-up through online dating site
Police have arrested a second suspect one year after they say a man was lured to a location by someone he met through an online dating website and then ambushed, stabbed and robbed by three people.
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'Surprised and shocked': WRHA axes occupational therapy director
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The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority has cut the position of regional director of occupational therapy, formerly held by Marlene Stern, prompting concerns from the Manitoba Society of Occupational Therapists.
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Woman attacked by man during evening jog in River Heights
A woman jogging Wednesday evening in Winnipeg's River Heights neighbourhood escaped with minor injuries after a man followed and grabbed her, police said Thursday.
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Family, police ask for help locating teen girl missing from Elton, Man., area since June
Mary-Ann Mansfield, 15, left a note in her room saying she would be gone for a few days. Her family reported her missing on June 29.
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'Unquestionably qualified': Ex-astronaut Julie Payette formally introduced as Canada's next GG
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Former astronaut Julie Payette says she is embracing her new role as Canada's next governor general with humility, love of country and a promise to work for Canadians from all walks of life.
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Stranger gives new bicycle to boy dragged by truck as he tried to stop bike theft
A nine-year-old Winnipeg boy, who clung to a pickup truck as thieves drove off with his bicycle, has received a new bike from a stranger inspired by his story.
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