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Manitoba’s economy will continue to grow at a slow, steady pace this year, according to a new report.
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A spokesman for the body that represents the Canadian spirits and distillers industry feels their products are being targeted in a forthcoming increase in liquor prices.
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A Portage la Prairie cabbie was stabbed and had his taxi stolen on March 6, leaving Portage RCMP searching for suspects.
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If the Selinger government was trying to create the perception of independence around the new, politically-driven Independent Investigation Unit — which will soon investigate allegations of serious crimes committed by Manitoba cops — it probably wasn’t the best idea to hire a local prosecutor as the unit’s “civilian director.” Justice Minister Andr
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A controversial former First Nations chief has launched a public fight against his ineligibility to run for council.
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A University of Winnipeg geology professor will be studying ways to reduce the damage caused by future floods.
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From faulty expectations and assumptions to missing notes and soaring caseloads, the sheer number of parallel systemic cracks within Manitoba Child and Family Services in how Phoenix Sinclair and Jaylene Redhead’s cases were handled — years apart from each other — raises serious questions.
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Manitoba’s education critic says he’s received a flurry of 4,600 emails and letters complaining about proposed public school amendments, including a complaint the proposed rules could erode religious freedoms.
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The Green Party of Manitoba has called for a moratorium on mining in provincial parks after what it calls “an example of shameless greed” by the provincial NDP in Grass River Provincial Park.
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Police in Ste. Anne seized 10 pounds of marijuana in a traffic stop early Saturday.
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